How do you get rid of the ocean smell from beach sand?
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The smell is the salt from sea water so rinse water through the sand (in a sieve or something) for a while and dry- it should stop smelling.
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de-odorants only cover up the smell with a nicer one.  use anti-perspirant intsead
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count sand grains while lyin on the beach tanning ourself!
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Remedy for foot odor.\n\nTo eliminate foot odor, soak your feet several times a week in one-third cup of natural apple cider vinegar added to a small pan of warm water.\n\nOr, use tea. The tannic acid found in tea can help eliminate foot odor. Make a pot of tea, without adding sugar or lemon, and pour it into a dishpan. Wait until the tea is no longer too hot, then soak your feet in it for ten minutes. Soap and water should remove any stain the tea leaves on your feet.\n\nSprinkle baking soda inside your shoes to absorb moisture and odor.\n\nGet 15 to 30 milligrams of Zinc per day either alone or in your Multi-vitamin. This should reduce or eliminate the odor within a week or two. The zinc may make the skin more resistant to the bacteria causing the odor. Don't take more than 30 mg. of zinc without medical supervision since high levels of zinc can interfere with the absorption of copper and can damage the immune system.\n\nShoes made with natural materials like leather breathe better than man-made materials like plastic, allowing heat to escape.
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After swimming rinse your suit out in Woolite or use a chlorine neutralizing shampoo. Put the non-chlorinated suit in a bucket with just enough water to cover the suit then add the Woolite or shampoo. Soak for about an hour them rinse thoroughly with fresh clean water. Do not wring out your suit. Place in a large beach towel them roll it up tightly to remove excess water.
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You have to completely strip the polish, wash the outside of the boot with saddle soap with a soft bristle brush, Then you spray in inside of the boot with Lysol, Put in a Odor eater foot pad, Finally when you are NOT wearing them you put a cedar shoe tree. That will help with the odor, and absorb the moisture of wearing them.
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Dip your feet in a mixutre for half an hour.\nMixture:-\nWater (feet cover) ,shampoo(1 teaspoon), surf(pinch), and salt(pinch), baby johnson oil(3-5 drops).\nThen when going to bed\nput on lotion of anti dryness.\nor put vaseline on the feet and wear shocks.\ngood luck\nand yeah water can also help alot in controlling smell.
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get yourself some kittly litter put a cup of it in a sock.  Tie the sock in a knot and put them down into each one your boots.  Let sit in there untill you can no longer smell the "odor".
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squeeze some lemon juice (the natural one right from a real fresh lemon) and rub some salt into it and leave it for a few minutes in the sun. Then wash it off with warm water.\n\nThis only works if you haven't yet used any detergent on the stain, of course.
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LISTERINE OR WARM SALT WATER RINSE
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USadvanage wonder cleaner, or an equivalent citrus cleaner should work.
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Go to Corpus Cristi. Go to the beach that is next to the USS Lexinton (Battleship). It is great. Clean sand. Water is nor clear but no seaweed.
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Sand.  Hahaha...no really, send them baby wipes.  There is so much dust and sand there that they are used for everything.
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With a water softener.\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Water_softener
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easiest way is to spit on them (i know, yuk, but it works)\n\nalso, a wax candle lightly rubbed will repell water
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Are you using a "no perfume" version?  I think that will be more important than the brand.  Maybe borax?\n\nETA: Adding baking soda to your wash, or just washing with baking soda should help some.
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I used to work the King Crab fishing boats in Alaska back in the 80s. Rubber boots & wet climates make for a fair amount of stink amongst the crew.\nA secret that seems crazy but works well is to spray your feet with Lysol disinfectant, & saturate your shoes as well. Then wait for your shoes to dry. Oddly enough it actually feels good, & works better than any athelets foot medication or stink foot I have ever found on any shelf.