Does it remove corns?
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That sounds like a question for your doctor about whether it would be OK to use a device like this on corns! I would hesitate to give advice about a health issue. You could ask the company and see what they say as well.
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I can not answer that because I have not had problems with corns. However it works very well on calluses and thick nails. I love the product. Best at home mani and pedi ever :)
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I have used it to GENTLY file down a corn, worked well, I was very careful not to let it go too fast
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It does help with corn removal but you want to soak your feet first. I have a corn on my little toe and after soaking was able to remove part of the corn. It will be tender so I waited a couple of days and repeated the soak and was able to remove a little more.
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I didn't think any of the bits did anything but get hot to the touch. Sorry!
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We have used it many times to freeze vegetables and keep them fresh longer in the fridge. We have not used them yet for corn on the cob. We will try this when Northern Michigan's corn is harvested.
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Yes I have used it with out oil or butter, and it seems to work ok. I prefer to use some butter it seems to start popping sooner and more corn seems to pop for me.
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I don't know much about corns but it works great on the dry skin that I get on the back of my heals. It builds up and then splits and is quite painful if I don't scrub it away. I would say if it is a build up of skin then yes, it will work. I would suggest starting out slow and not over scrub any area until you know how sensitive your body is. You can always go back and scrub a little more off but you can't put the skin back if you take off too much... Disclaimer: Always consult a medical professional if you have questions about how to deal with corns or any other conditions or ailments. :) I don't know much about corns but it works great on the dry skin that I get on the back of my heals. It builds up and then splits and is quite painful if I don't scrub it away. I would say if it is a build up of skin then yes, it will work. I would suggest starting out slow and not over scrub any area until you know how sensitive your body is. You can always go back and scrub a little more off but you can't put the skin back if you take off too much... Disclaimer: Always consult a medical professional if you have questions about how to deal with corns or any other conditions or... » Read More I don't know much about corns but it works great on the dry skin that I get on the back of my heals. It builds up and then splits and is quite painful if I don't scrub it away. I would say if it is a build up of skin then yes, it will work. I would suggest starting out slow and not over scrub any area until you know how sensitive your body is. You can always go back and scrub a little more off but you can't put the skin back if you take off too much... Disclaimer: Always consult a medical professional if you have questions about how to deal with corns or any other conditions or ailments. :) « Show Less
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Yes. I make popcorn in it abt 2x weekly. The bottom of the pan distributes heat well. After dumping corn, put water in the pan, and empty. It'll prevent oil residue from building up. Oil gear occasionally. Much better than whirly-pop.
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Not sure but the only way we fix corn on the cob is to wrap the ear of corn (you don't have to shuck it) in waxed paper and put on a microwave plate and cook for 3 minutes an ear. 3 ears would take 9 minutes. Then just pull off the leaves and the silk comes right with it. This does work wonderful for pasta though.
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It grinds anything you want to, the only problem is that it shaves off pieces of metal everytime i try to grind from seeds to corn. I WOULD NOT RECOMMEND IT AT ALL. DO NOT BUY IT, IS NOT WORTH IT...I still have mine, i also called and email the website from were i bought this grinder to see if i can return it but they never answered me back.
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It definitely helps for callouses, but as someone else Artie said the only thing I would do for corns is make them a little bit softer (mostly RIGHT AFTER the treatment). You will still have to treat corns separately, though, and might still have to also file down very large callouses a bit.
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Not at all. From the very first time we have used a clean cloth to wipe everything down and cleaned the few not popped corn from the bottom tray.
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I use baking paper(parchment paper),works fine 100% of the time.No need to clean up corn meal or flour........hope that helps anyone.
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I would say yes, if it will take out the big bull thistle here in TX I think it will remove strawberries
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It does remove minor scratches. For example, I made home popped corn and didn't realize my pan was not a flat bottom, it got all of the scratches out from that situation. I highly recommend this product!!!
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We have used the corn auger, but only for dried corn. I'm not sure it would put wet corn through cleanly without clumping.
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I don't have corns so I don't know but it seems like it would be painful if you did.
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As long as its dry sure it will...the key is the corn must be thoroughly dry. If it's not you will have a difficult time grinding the corn...the mill will constantly get clogged. I typically run my corn through twice...once at a course setting and then again at a fine setting so that we can make corn bread...seems to work better if you do this.
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Don't grind corn that isn't completely dry! It will gum up the motor and it can't be repaired if that happens.
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Hi Paul, I haven't tried but looking at it, I would say no. The compartments are too deep. It does corn dogs just fine but you have to buy the longer dogs and cut them in half to fit.