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In-between Toe Scrubber

 This would feel really good.
 
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Attach four spiraling brush ropes about two feet long at the ends to handles. Lather up toes, slide brush ropes in-between toes and move back and forth. It seems this would already exist but I’ve never seen one. There should be varying degrees of abrasiveness.
—jscottpete, Mar 30 2004

For the pain http://store.yahoo....2/butsliccut57.html
[kbecker, Oct 05 2004, last modified Oct 21 2004]

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       Sounds like something you'd find on one of those sex toy sites. (Not that I'd know, of course.)
—DrCurry, Mar 30 2004
   

       Sounds painful. What if someone squeezed your toes while the rope was in between?
—simonj, Mar 30 2004
   

       Are you scrubbing yourself between your big toes, or are you just happy to see me?
—FarmerJohn, Mar 30 2004
   

       [simonj] What if somebody punched you in the face when you were brushing your teeth? it would probably hurt. Hey, buddy, I'm not trying to be mean or violent. It was the best analogy I could think of quickly. Peace.
—jscottpete, Mar 30 2004
   

       Ropes should be impregnated with soap so I don't have to bend down to lather. Could be a nice feeling, like when you walk bare foot in the rain and let the mud squeeze up between your toes.
If you want pain try one of those butter slicers (link).
—kbecker, Mar 30 2004
   


 

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