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That awkward space between your toes — the one your hands barely reach and your loofah completely ignores? PureSole's hundreds of tightly packed bristles get in there every single time. No guessing, no skipping, just a clean that actually reaches where it counts. Your feet will feel the difference after the very first use.
If you've ever nearly slipped reaching for your feet in the shower, you know how awkward it gets. Just place PureSole on the floor, step on it, and scrub — standing up, fully in control, no balancing acts required. It sounds simple because it is. Washing your feet has honestly never been this effortless.
Nothing ruins a shower faster than a mat that slides around under your feet. PureSole's suction cups grip the floor hard the moment you press it down — and stay there through every scrub, every shift of weight, every movement. Stick it to the floor, stick it to the wall. Either way, it's not going anywhere.
Unlike sponges that hold onto soap and bacteria for days, PureSole's bristle design lets water flush straight through. A quick rinse and it's clean. Hang it up on the built-in hook and it's dry before your next shower. No smell, no buildup, no gross surprises hiding inside the fibers.
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Most of the time, this comes down to surface texture. PureSole's suction cups grip best on smooth, flat surfaces like glazed tiles or fiberglass. If your shower floor has a heavily textured or pebbled surface, the cups may struggle to get a full seal. Try pressing each cup down firmly one by one rather than just pushing the whole mat down at once — that extra few seconds makes a real difference.
It works on both. The same suction cups that hold it to the floor can attach it to a flat, smooth wall section — ideally at back height. Press it firmly against a dry patch of wall first before turning on the shower, give it a few seconds to seal properly, then use it. Just keep in mind it works best on smooth wall tiles, not textured or grout-heavy surfaces.
The main cause of slime and odor in any bath product is leftover soap and moisture that never fully dries. After each use, rinse PureSole thoroughly until the water runs clear — don't just do a quick splash. Then hang it up using the built-in hole so air can circulate around the bristles. Laying it flat traps moisture underneath and is where the smell usually starts. Do a deeper rinse with warm water once a week and it'll stay fresh.
Yes, but with supervision for younger kids. The non-slip suction cups make it safer than most shower tools, and the bristles are firm but not sharp. The main thing to watch is that smaller children have enough balance and body weight to press down on the mat effectively. For kids under 8 or so, it's better to have an adult nearby just to be safe, since the mat is designed for adult-sized feet and the scrubbing motion requires a bit of stability.
If you have diabetes, any foot care tool needs to be used carefully — diabetic feet are more prone to skin damage and slower to heal. PureSole can be used gently on diabetic feet, but avoid pressing down hard and skip any areas that already have open skin or sores. For sensitive skin in general, start with light pressure and let the bristles do the work without forcing it. When in doubt, check with a doctor first, especially if circulation or nerve sensitivity in your feet is already a concern.
Yes, and some people actually prefer it that way. Running your feet across the bristles under warm water alone is enough to loosen dirt and dead skin — the physical scrubbing does most of the heavy lifting. That said, adding a small amount of soap or shower gel helps break down oils and leaves feet smelling fresher. Either way works, so go with whatever fits into your shower routine naturally.
Yes, they naturally break in over the first few uses. Brand new bristles can feel more firm than expected, but after a few showers they loosen up slightly and conform better to the contours of your feet. If the first use feels too intense, start by applying less body weight and let warm water run over the mat for a minute before stepping on it — this softens the bristles just enough to take the edge off while still giving a thorough clean.
