While the images are fascinating — and the size of the raft of pumice is impressive — there are a couple of reasons why it won't save or help the Great Barrier Reef in any way. For one, as ...

If hard water stains are plaguing you too, the Pumie Scouring Stick can get rid of them in no time. Snag it right now at Amazon for less than $5 apiece, then read on for other cleaning hacks to keep ...

“A pumice stone is a natural stone that was created by the union of water and lava. The boiling lava cooled when water mixed into it, releasing gases that created a slab with holes,” explains ...

How to use a pumice stone “Pumice stones are a preferred option for at-home use in the shower or bath to alleviate dry, calloused feet and toes,” says Tia Delponte, owner of Tia’s Corner and an ...

A pumice stone can remove your dead skin as well as unwanted hair. However, it’s important to use it correctly so you don’t take off too much skin and risk infection.

How to use a pumice stone “Start by soaking your feet in warm, soapy water for 10-15 minutes to soften the skin,” says Dr. Garshick. Next, wet the pumice stone and gently rub it all over the ...

How do you use a pumice stone? “Pumice stones are a preferred option for at-home use in the shower or bath to alleviate dry, calloused feet and toes,” says Tia Delponte, owner of Tia’s Corner and an ...

Pumice is a lightly colored rock with a very foamy structure. It’s so porous, in fact, that most specimens can float on water (until they eventually become waterlogged and sink).

Pumice is 33 feet by 18 feet (10 meters x 5.5 meters), and offers a living space of 484 square feet (45 square meters). Its walls and ceiling are made of 20-inch (51-cm) thick bales of straw ...