Device for removing enamel from the nails

A device for removing enamel from a nail of a human finger or toe, comprising:

• a container having an inner wall surface defining a closed bottom and an open upper end;
• a spongy member mountable adjacent the inner wall surface of the container, the spongy member capable of retaining a fluid;
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• a protective sheath mounted within the container for rotation about a first axis, the protective sheath having a sheath wall extending between a top end and a bottom end and defining an internal cavity sized for receiving the human finger or toe, the sheath wall further defining a nail exposure window, wherein at least a portion of the internal cavity adjacent the nail exposure window extends about a second axis, wherein the second axis is deflected relative to the first axis.

A device for removing enamel from a nail of a human finger, comprising:

• a container having an inner wall surface defining a closed bottom and an opposing open end, the inner wall surface accommodating a spongy member impregnated with a removing solution;
• a container closure fixed at the open end of the container;
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• a finger protection sheath mounted within the container for rotation about a first axis corresponding to a center axis of the container, the finger protection sheath having a sheath wall extending between a first end and a second end and defining an internal cavity sized for receiving the human finger, the sheath wall further defining a nail exposure window, wherein at least a portion of the internal cavity adjacent the nail exposure window extends about a second axis corresponding to a longitudinal axis of a user's finger when it is located in the finger protection, wherein the second axis is deflected relative to the first axis by an angle θ, where 1°≦θ≦30°.