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5. Ok, I'll try mineral oil I think I have some , also vinegar. nt

Fri Jan 2, 2015, 04:41 AM

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How do you cut thickened toenails? [View all] ellenrr Jan 2015 OP

With difficulty. Nail clippers only thing I use. elleng Jan 2015 #1

wish I could get someone to come clip my nails. nt ellenrr Jan 2015 #4

Hey Ellen....About 20 years onecent Jan 2015 #2

Ok, I'll try mineral oil I think I have some , also vinegar. nt ellenrr Jan 2015 #5

I treat meself to a pedicure every few months - not frequently enough really. No Vested Interest Jan 2015 #3

it is true, if you say your toes hurt, medicare will cover, ellenrr Jan 2015 #6

Ugh nt No Vested Interest Jan 2015 #7

For diabetics, medicare covers podiatrist visits every 6 weeks. Divernan Apr 2015 #21

nail scizzors blackcrow Jan 2015 #8

MRI blackcrow Jan 2015 #13

stress fracture blackcrow Jan 2015 #19

oh, I misread yr post. You said beauty college....nt ellenrr Jan 2015 #12

thanks. nt ellenrr Jan 2015 #16

A relative of mine had to trim her nails with a commercial grade rasp. Paper Roses Jan 2015 #17

Has anyone used this? ellenrr Jan 2015 #18

I've used Miracle of Aloe (brand) Toenail Soft LiberalElite Jan 2015 #20

reply ellenrr Jul 2015 #26

I have the same problem in terms of think toenails davidpdx Jul 2015 #27

I have an electric pedicure kit that I've purchased many years question everything Jul 2015 #28