

Terra Cotta Foot Scrubber, two-sided and kiln-fired
A natural clay scrubber for smoother heels: one ridged face for everyday care and one textured face for thicker callus. No plastic, no batteries, built to last.
- ✓Two-sided, kiln-fired clayA ridged face for everyday scrubbing and a textured face for stubborn spots.
- ✓Gentle on soaked skinLifts softened dead skin in fine flakes without the risk of a metal grater.
- ✓Plastic-free and long-lastingFired natural clay that lasts years with simple cleaning and drying.
- ✓Hangs to dryA cord lets air reach every side, so the clay dries fast and stays fresh.
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Details
| Brand | Genghis Fitness |
|---|---|
| Product | Terra Cotta foot and body scrubber |
| Material | Kiln-fired natural clay (terracotta) |
| Surfaces | Two: ridged face and textured face |
| Use | On wet, soaked skin: heels, soles and other rough areas |
| Care | Brush with mild soap, rinse, hang to dry; sanitize weekly with isopropyl alcohol |
Terracotta guides
- Terracotta Foot Scrubber: The Complete Guide
- How to Use a Terracotta Foot Scrubber: A Step-by-Step Routine for Smooth Heels
- Terracotta vs Pumice Stone: Which Foot Scrubber Is Right for Your Heels?
- How to Clean a Terracotta Foot Scrubber and Keep It Fresh for Years
- Terracotta Foot Scrubber for Cracked Heels: How to Heal Them Safely
- Terracotta Foot Scrubber for Diabetics: Is It Safe, and How to Do It Right
- How Terracotta Foot Scrubbers Are Made: From Raw Clay to Kiln, and Why It Matters for Your Feet
- The Jhama Foot Scrubber: An Old Clay Tradition for Modern Cracked Heels
- Terracotta vs Foot File vs Electric Callus Remover: Which One Should You Buy?
- Terracotta Foot Scrubber for Sensitive Skin: Gentle Care for Rough Heels
- Wet or Dry? How to Scrub Your Feet with Clay for the Smoothest Heels
- Terracotta Foot Scrubber Shapes Explained: Which One Fits Your Feet?
- Long-Handled Foot Scrubbers for Seniors: Safe Heel Care When You Cannot Reach Your Feet
- Ball of Foot Callus Removal: How to Stop Walking on a Pebble
- How Often Should You Scrub Your Feet? A Clear Schedule for Smooth Heels
- Plastic-Free Foot Care: A Natural Routine with Clay for Smooth, Healthy Heels
- Foot Scrubber for Men: Fixing Thick, Cracked Heels from Work Boots and Long Shifts
- Foot Scrubber During Pregnancy: Safe, Gentle Care for Swollen Feet and Cracked Heels
- Foot Scrubber for Runners and Athletes: Keep the Callus That Protects You, Lose the Callus That Hurts
- Winter Cracked Heels: How to Stop Them Before They Start with Clay, Cream, and a Few Cold-Weather Habits
- Terracotta vs Silicone Foot Scrubber: Which One Does Your Feet Actually Need?
- Corns vs Calluses: What a Clay Scrubber Can and Can't Do
- Terracotta Body Scrubber: Smoother Elbows, Knees, and Heels with One Clay Tool
- Foot Soak Recipes for Clay Scrubbing: 8 Simple Blends That Soften Heels
- Sandal-Ready Feet: A Two-Week Plan for Smooth Heels and Confident Summer Steps
- Foot Care Gift Set Ideas: A Thoughtful Terracotta Gift for People Who Are on Their Feet All Day
Questions
Where can I buy the Genghis Fitness Terra Cotta scrubber?
We are not selling on Amazon at the moment. To order, contact us through our contact page and we will reply with availability, price and shipping details.
Is it suitable for cracked heels?
Yes, once deep cracks have closed. Use the smoother face on soaked skin with light pressure, then apply a urea cream. Read our cracked heels guide for the full routine.
How do I clean it?
Brush it under warm running water with mild soap after each use, rinse well, and hang it to dry. Spray it with isopropyl alcohol once a week.
Can I use it if I have diabetes?
Talk to your podiatrist first. People with diabetes or reduced feeling in the feet should only use any scrubber with professional guidance.
How long does it last?
With proper cleaning and drying, a terracotta scrubber usually lasts two years or more.