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Solution for Stinky Feet

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Date: 01/07/2008 Topic: Beauty > Body > Feet  
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Stinky feet? I use the same deodorant that I use under my arms on my feet. It does the same thing. I like the spray type best for under the arms and feet.

Source: Me, I am cheap and have smelly feet.

By Gingerlilymay from New York, NY
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By moekelly24 (11) Contact
i know this is several months later, but I just read this thread... my father in law had the same problem and soaks his feet in lysterine mouth wash. Use the regular.. if you use the blue it will turn your skin blue.. it cures everything.. I get the off brand and it works the same on my husband.. If you do it several days in a row.. when your feet start feeling cool it means that the fungus is gone and it is working.. revives the feet too!! My husband just uses the same bowl of stuff, dont dump it out as it kills the bacteria and fungus

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By sean01 (3) Contact
This is the magic bullet!....it's called Pedisolix. I got it while in Europe last year and now it's available online here in America. Use it once and leave on for 24 hours with the socks they provide and it kills odour for almost 3 MONTHS! It normalizes foot perspiration and kills the bacteria and makes feet soft and healthy....also really hels with foot fungus and toenail 'stuff'....i couldn't believe it but me and a few friends here have used it a few times and it's friggin' amazing!
www.pedisolix.com

Posted on 04/30/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse

By Nell (Guest Post)
How can they not smell their own feet smelling so bad.
It is awful.....almost to much to bear.
I am going to try all the above. I will let you know in a few days.
Thanks for the suggestions.

Posted on 03/28/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse

By nuraan (Guest Post)
I have tried teabags, deodorant, everything. It just doesn't work. I need help. It's affecting my life.

Posted on 02/28/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse

By Deb (Guest Post)
Just read about using BodyMint from BodyMint.com
or trying Chlorophyll supplementsfrom health-food stores of drugstores. The best buy howerve, was Now Chlorphyll 100mg $10 for 90 capsules from the health food store.

Posted on 01/19/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse

By bbleackley (1) Profile Contact
Bad case of smelly feet? I would call this remedy a CURE.
Soak your feet in warm water to which you have added about 1 ounce of "DETTOL" You can find this at most pharmacies or even some grocery stores.
Add adout one ounce of dettol to approximately 2 or 3 gallons of warm water in the foot bath . Soak for 1/2 hour or so. Clean toenails thoroughly.
Then I wiped out All his shoes in the inside with a strong solution of Dettol.
And then I gathered up ALL his socks and washed them in the washing machine--again with dettol in the water. I had to do this again 3 or 6 months later, but guess what? This was several years ago, and no problem since. Good Luck!

Posted on 01/11/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse

By Lily 59 (155) Profile Contact
LOL! cracks me up - but cool tip! thanks!

Posted on 01/07/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse

By Pennypacer (21) Profile Blog! Contact
I was just watching Dr Oz on Opra. He suggests having a foot bath with warm water and teabags. The teabags have tannin in them that eliminates the odor. A guest was on the show that verified this works.

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By michawnpita (459) Profile Contact
Yep! I do the same for my daughter as boot season can be smelly! Some on her feet and away she goes!

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By chretienne (73) Profile Contact
Amen! I've been doing this for years. It always gives me a laugh when I see a recommendation to use some expensive specialty spray or powder on sweaty feet, when regular old underarm deodorant works just as well for a fraction of the cost. Of course, it lacks the antifungal agents of the foot sprays, but if you keep your feet dry and don't go barefoot in public places, you won't need an antifungal. And underarm deodorant is available in whatever scent you want -- or no scent at all.

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By kelynsh (10) Contact
I use spray deoderant to keep my feet dry and to keep them from sticking to sandals and flipflops in the summertime. Works like a charm!

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