JOHNSTOWN, Pa. -- Denail Fisher is a busy mom and waitress who spends long hours on her feet. Hoping the Ped Egg would be her fast, at-home solution, Fisher put the Ped Egg up against a professional pedicure. Tressa Oblinsky at Salon Visions helped us out.

Fisher had a pedicure on one foot and used the Ped Egg on the other.

The pedicure removed Fisher's callous and left her feet smooth.

The Ped Egg removed some dry skin, but Fisher said, "I'd be afraid to use it deep into my callous in case it cracked my feet or cutting them."

The Ped Egg is $10.