Nail Soaking Bowl, Electric Soak off Bowl Manicure Soaker for Gel Nail Polish Remover, Acrylic Nails, Dip Powder Remover, White
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Features
- PRODUCT APPLICATION: This electric nail soaking bowl can help you remove nail gels at home, remove acrylic nails, dip powder nails, gel polish and other nail gels, no need to go to nail salon.
- HEATS UP FAST AND SAFE: Our electric nail soaking bowls are safe as they are used through an adapter with a protection setting (other brands are connected directly to a cord with no protection program). Our electric nail soaking bowl heats up fast and consistently, you can remove nail gels quickly.
- NO NAIL REMOVER ODOR ESCAPE: Our manicure soak off bowl has a sealed lid that prevents the nail remover odor from escaping during the heating process, safe and healthy. (other brands don't have this feature)
- EASY TO OPERATE: Turn on the electric nail soak off bowl, use the nail file to grind the nail gel to destroy the sealing layer, put in the plastic bowl, pour in enough nail polish remover to soak the nails, turn on the machine, and put your hand in it. In the process of using the nail soak off bowl, you only need to check if the nail gel is loose and soft, and if it is, use the cuticle nail pusher tool to remove it immediately.
- INDICATOR LIGHT INTRODUCTION: The red light of the electric nail soaking bowl means the machine is turned on, the green light means it is heating, the yellow light means it has reached the preset temperature and heating is complete, and then the machine will automatically shut down.
- PACKAGE DETAILS: 1 x white electric nail soaking bowl, 1 x US adapter, 1 x user manual. PLEASE NOTE: This is a electric nail soaking bowl that requires you to soak your hands in nail polish remover.
Brand: I·B·N G
Item Form: Pad
Material Feature: Acetone-resistant
Item Weight: 1.3 Pounds
Included Components: Nail Soaking Bowl
Package Dimensions : 9.29 x 7.09 x 5 inches; 1.3 Pounds
Manufacturer : I·B·N G
Country of Origin : China
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This electric soak off bowl is a game changer for nail care! It makes removing gel polish and acrylics a breeze. Pros: Easy and efficient removal Gentle on nails and skin Electric heating for optimal results Compact design for home use Saves time and salon costs Cons: None, it's a nail savior! The Nail Soaking Bowl is a must have for DIY nail enthusiasts. It's a convenient and effective solution for nail polish removal.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 25, 2025 by Brooklyne
I bought this to get a head start on time spent at the nail salon when getting my nails dipped. I used pure 100% acetone and soaked my nails prior to my appointment to save some time. You just plug it in and wait. It has 3 cycles on the panel - heat, steam and warm. The machine warms the acetone which makes it more comfortable while soaking as acetone is very cold on the skin. It took about 25 mins for each hand. The so called steam feature is non-existent. I saw or felt no steam emitting from the bowl. Once the acetone melted the dip powder off I used a cuticle pusher to scrape off the access. Saved myself a half hour at the salon by soaking in the comfort of my own home.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 26, 2025 by Angel
This handy machine is a game changer! The way it speeds up the process of acrylic and gel nails as well as the quality of removal is unmatched. It's easy to operate and there is no odor from the acetone due to the design of the product. The light indicator lets you know when it is done, and it powers down automatically. I would recommend this for anyone looking for a more efficient way of removing acrylic and gel. Absolutely!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 8, 2025 by Customer Review
Great little add on for folks that do their nails. It soaks up and gets your nails nice and ready. Works fast!
Reviewed in the United States on June 2, 2025 by Brandon
Doing my nails at home, the most annoying and time-consuming part is removing the old gel polish. I typically wrap one hand with acetone and aluminum foil, always needing help with the other. I was excited to try this machine, hoping it would make the gel polish removal easier and quicker. The instructions that came with it are very basic, to say the least. There was no indication of how long each stage should take. I added acetone to the appropriate cup and turned the machine on for the warming phase. It took about ten minutes to reach the "steam" stage. After entering my right fingers, I waited for the light to indicate the warm phase. That took about 15 minutes, way too long. I could feel the burning of the acetone on my fingers, and at some point it was way too hot (as the acetone gets warmer, which should accelerate the gel polish removal process). Although my nails were soaked in the acetone for so long, I still needed to use tools to remove the polish completely. Once done with one hand, I needed to go through the entire process with the other hand. It was time-consuming, and I didn't find this method to work better, and definitely not faster than the old aluminum foil wrapping. The idea is nice, but I guess it's not for me.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 1, 2025 by TM TM
This snail remover works pretty well. I’m a beginning nail tech and I use this on my clients. It has different settings that make it a process to remove the nails. It does take a while for the nails to be completely off, but in the end it does work.
Reviewed in the United States on May 10, 2025 by Yuri Mora
Love this electric soaker a lot more than some others. It has enough coverage to prevent the acetone from dissolving while also helping ensure your fingers are properly placed in the unit. It’s well built and the features are easy to understand.
Reviewed in the United States on May 8, 2025 by J
This acetone-based nail gel soak off machine is ok. The worst and most difficult and time-consuming part of gel nail removal is the actual removal process. The very thing that makes gel nails to tough and resilient, is the thing that makes removing the gel difficult. I filed off the top layers of gel polish and top coat, warmed the acetone and soaked the tips. Sadly, the removal process was still tedious and time-consumming. I'm not sure if there's a trick, because professional salon removal seems faster and more efficient. I'd like to rate this 3.5 stars, as slightly above average, and rounded up to 4 stars.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 6, 2025 by Maleficent