Tihzheoy Disposable Foot Covers, 400-Pack with Stickers

When the JIASAIL 200-pack starts disappearing mid-week, this is the re-order, not a different product. The Tihzheoy 400-pack is 200 pairs of reinforced PE foot covers with 400 stickers, cut at 12.2 by 9.4 inches so most adult feet go in without a trim. Same add-on, bigger carton, stickers instead of molded tabs.

We pair them on purpose. JIASAIL is the starter — enough film to learn the service and see the weekly burn. Tihzheoy is what we write on the supply pad once that burn is known. Do not treat the 400-count as a first purchase unless you already run paraffin every day. Plastic that sits is still plastic you paid to store.

Hot-wax rule: never pour hot wax into these covers. Dip the foot first. Melted paraffin will deform PE on contact. The correct sequence is bath, set to a warm skin, then slide the cover on and sticker the ankle. Done that way, the liner holds wax for the heat-retention phase without melting or leaking. Done the other way, you are fishing a collapsed bag out of a wax pot in front of a client.

Construction is thick-gauge film with an anti-slip texture and reinforced edges that survive the stretch of application. The stickers are matte adhesive that grabs the PE and comes off the skin without a glue ghost. One sticker per cover, with enough extras that a missed tear-off does not stop the service.

Stay on the pedicure station. These are a paraffin and post-cream moisture cover. We do not use this page to sell ski liners or shoe-store try-on bags. If a cover tears because you forced a dry foot into a cold liner, that is handling, not a defect. The alternative — a washable sock between paying clients — fails the hygiene conversation we are trying to end.

The honest limit is the same as any liner: it is trash at the end of the add-on. Buy the count that matches the chair, follow the hot-wax rule, and keep the JIASAIL pack as the smaller refill if volume drops.