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Dr. Robert Cassar 7 years, 8 months ago
I was noticing that it looks a lot like a shoe horn.
Rafal, I looked online for you and saw some shoe horns (also called shoe lifts) made out of buffalo horn. I don’t know how you feel about it being made from an animal. I couldn’t find any jade or stone ones like Dr. Cassar uses. I’m pretty sure my Dad had a shoe horn made of wood. In the Dollar Tree, I saw a long wooden backscratcher (the type that has a little hand on one end) that had a shoe lift on the other end. If it has a smooth edge it may work. Please let me know if you find something better. Athena