Sentences with phrase «using emery boards»

Some parents also like using emery boards to smooth rough edges after cutting.

He does advise keeping your baby's nails short, either by clipping them or using an emery board.

After clipping, be sure to use an emery board to smooth any points or rough edges that could cause scratches.

Trim toenails straight across and then use the emery board for smoothing out all the rough edges.

I've never thought of using an emery board for sanding... not a bad idea, especially for smaller projects like bird beaks.

I save the «Ball» logo for last and carefully remove the paint using an emery board.

I used an emery board and I also used sandpaper.

After you've cut the nails off of one paw, use an emery board to smooth over any rough edges.

If you do accidentally cut into the quick, it may bleed, in which case you can apply some styptic powder to stop the bleeding.Once the nails have been cut, use an emery board to smooth any rough edges.

I've never thought of using an emery board for sanding... not a bad idea, especially for smaller projects like bird beaks.

I save the «Ball» logo for last and carefully remove the paint using an emery board.

Not exact matches

Always use clean nail clippers, a soft emery board, or a blunt - nosed toenail scissors to keep your baby's nails at a safe length.

You can use a small, fine emery board to smooth any rough edges.

It also comes equipped with a durable nail clipper which is made of rust proof stainless steel and a five emery board which is used to make fine nail touch ups after clipping.

But then as your baby grows, you'll need to start using special baby nail clippers; tiny, round - ended safety scissors or a fine emery board.

Items that cant be disinfected — nail - buffer blocks, nail brushes, emery boards — should be thrown away immediately after being used.

After your piece is dry, use a sanding sponge or large emery board to distress your piece.

We prefer to use a crystal nail file since it will shape even the most delicate nails and prevent splitting, unlike damaging emery boards.

You can also use a file (I'm personally fond of pedicure emery boards — coarse — which are available at beauty supply stores) or use a dremel - type tool.

There are plenty of pet nail files available, but groomers can also use larger files similar to the emery boards used for pedicures on humans.