I also have big corns; can you use this product on corns?
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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. :)
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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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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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I would try it very slow and easy with corns, and only when the skin is dry. Corns are a different kind of buildup compared to callouses and this item is designed for larger areas of thick skin, like the heels and soles.
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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 haven't tried corn yet, but it shouldnt be a problem, the motors are strong- I've tried rice (Japanese), barley, red and white wheat in making wonder flour - corn and tiff are next
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It is possible to use it, but remember it only thickens when it is cooked, it is not instant. It acts like and is interchangeable with regular corn starch. Products that I am familiar with like "thick-it" which are specifically developed for preparing liquids for dysphagia patients, thicken when simply stirred into a liquid. Karen, RN
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Absolutely, I don't know how large your popper is so I can't recommend an exact amount, but I put a little bit inside of my popper with the oil and kernels, and then also sprinkle a little on after the corn is popped. Comes out perfect and taste like movie theater popcorn.
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I used this to plant sweet corn, and, with the additional seed plates, popcorn. Should also work fine with dent corn. Not many seeds you can't plant with this if you're not too picky about spacing.
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Never used it on cornbread, but used it on several pans of hot brownies and cakes. I have no doubts it would do just fine.
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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 think walnut shells work best, but corn cob will work, just not as good. Hope that answers your question. Using a chemical cleaner makes them both work better,
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No you do not It also works great with fresh ears of corn. Same time of 4 minutes.
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I have ground dry corn for corn meal with mine. Not sure how it would do with wet corn, i think it might plug up the burs on the grinder. The grinder is a cup and cone configuration with graduated burs, starting with breaker teeth at the inlet and graduating to finer burs towards the discharge side. If you are using large kernal corn, such as dent corn, I think it will be too large to feed through the grinder anyway.
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Yes especially good on corn and other large vegetable that you want to steam
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I use coconut oil spray (different brand) on air popped corn... SOOOOOO YUMMY!!!!
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I used this on container plants and it worked fine on large planters if used sparingly. But it is too strong for smaller plants and actually 'burned' some of them so I discontinued its use. I would suggest a different product, or cut the pieces into very small portions.
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I've never tried corn. I just use it for whole grains, but it has many settings for the consistency of the flour you want. I was told that you can use it for everything except flax seed BC that is very oily. Hope that helps some!
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It would be possible to use this for tamales and corn cakes, though Bob's Red Mill Cornmeal would be the best option for your recipes ~ Appalachian Organics
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I only use whole corn in mine but I'm sure if the oats was a dry oat it should work. But if the oats has a sticky residue it will clog at the spinner.