Any suggestions on how to get rid of smelly feet?
471901
Soak your feet for 15-20 minutes in lukewarm water to which you can add salt, crushed mustard seeds or alum. If you can procure all three, then even better! Towel dry.
214318
Try soaking your foot in the hottest water you can stand, with a little bath oil in the water. Soak for about 30 minutes. Dry, then take a pumice stone and gently rub it over the corn, making sure it doesn't hurt too much. Then, put some really good body lotion on your feet. Repeat the next day, until the corn is gone. It might take several days, maybe weeks, but it will often go away. If not, you might have to have surgery anyway. Always make sure your shoes fit properly, with plenty of room for your toes to move. Always wear socks with your shoes. And do a foot treatment at least once a week. No time? Put a plug in the shower and while you shower, let the shower fill with water, soaking your feet as you wash. You can even add a little bath oil. Dry and moisturize. This is also the best time to cut your nails. Take care of your feet and they'll take care of you. <*)))><
310891
it is a build up of bacteria due to moisture and heat try wearing leather shoes and put alum in them
1091060
Before you go to bed coat your feet in vaseline and put a pair of socks on.  Sleep in the socks and your feet will soak in more of the moisture.  Has worked for me several times
229792
I was in the Army for 9 years, so i've got some pretty good tips on keeping your footwear from stinkin'. What I did with my boots (as you can do with regular shoes), is ALWAYS buy insoles to keep inside the shoes. These will consistently trap any sweat, odor, bacteria. Also, before you put your socks on (always wear socks with shoes), spray your feet with regular underarm antiperspirant (don't worry about wasting your money on regular foot sprays). This really works- I did this on a daily basis. Also, before putting your shoes on, sprinkle a little baby powder (scented or unscented) inside your shoes. Not too much, just enough to 'season' the insoles. Hope this helps!
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soak your feet everyday after work I like to use epsom salt u can find it any where where foot cremes are located just add a little bit in the water it helps so much! Also use some kind of foot inserts in your shoes.
1032685
Loprox gel will clear the skin  and remove the foot odor. You will need to get a prescription for it.
44668
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".
549883
you can use a special razor made for this to get the worst part of the callouses off- be careful because you dont want to shave off too much and make your skin tender.  then, for upkeep, get the pumice stone - I found this works best after your shower or after you have soaked your feet for a good 15 - 20 minutes-  after this, pat oyur feet dry- leave some moisture and use a body oil, olive oil or something of the like and coat your feet-  using oils and coverig your feet with socks when you sleep will help retain the moisture.  Also - soak your feet for 15- 20 minutes a few times a week - use warm water and a little bath oil or olive oil.  Wearing socks with your shoes and not walking outdoors barefoot also helps to prevent the buildup of tough callouses.  Avon makes a line of footworks products from a moisturizing soak to crack heel cream and an intense moisturizing lotion- aside from the above- I like to treat myself to these products every once in a while
406575
there is bacteria living on the surface of your skin, when you sweat the bacteria feed of the sweat and emit a gas that is the smell, so no bacteria means no smell, keep your feet clean and wear clean socks put baking soda or something in your shoes and you should be ok, if its really bad talk to your doc or something maybe he can prescribe something for stinkafootus!?!?!
45836
Everybody's feet sweat all the time, but pantyhose aren't as good as other kinds of socks at absorbing the sweat.  This means the extra moisture can build up, leading to stinky feet, etc.  Not fun.  I use Dr. Scholl's Odor Destroyers spray.  It works well, but I recommend spraying it outside, since when I breathe it in I feel it diminishes my lung capacity.
643658
soak FEET in SALTY WARM WATER,,then apply FOOT and TOENAIL lotion
277243
athlets foot is caused by a fungus and fungi love moist and warm environments like between your toes while your wearing socks in your shoes.  \n\nSo to rid youself of the prob. \n\n1-bathe often wash your feet\n2-don't wear socks to often. If it's cold then wear them or slippers you'll need to expose your feet to air from time to time\n3-If it won't go away then Pharmacy has overcounter meds.\n3-If really bad, go see your doc or a dermatologist
390865
What are your sandals made of? There may not be an agreement with your feet and the sandal material. There are sprays and deodorizers made, you can buy them at your grocer. Odor-eaters are an old fashioned trick that still works. And a casual foot scrub that can be done in the shower with any foot scrub available to you in stores works well right before you wear them too.
90990
Foot spas and foot scrubs. If stubborn and hard use salicylic acid :-)
973929
One of the top causes of smelly feet is excessive perspiration (hyperhidrosis) and moisture, which provides a breeding ground for bacteria and yeast. When sweat and cellular debris from the bacteria and yeast begin to break down, they produce a fetid foot odor that results in your smelly feet.\n\nAdditional common causes of smelly feet include:\n\n    * Excessive anxiety\n    * Various skin conditions\n\n\nIf a particular health condition is causing your smelly feet, you may also notice that you have sweaty palms and excessive perspiration under your arms and in your groin area.\n\nIn turn, excessive sweating can indicate the presence of other health conditions more serious than smelly feet, so it is always good to discuss the problem with your physician.
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Sweat and moisture collect near the toes, and with no space to escape, they are sucked by the tender underfoot skin.\n\nThese develop into blisters, and may progress to infection.\n\nDaily wear fresh socks. Avoid the Nylon types, cotton or cotton blended are the best. Use talcum or anti pespiration dusting powder before you out the shoes on.\n\nDry & air the shoes. Keep in sunlight for the stale sweat to be evaporated. Dust the insides of the shoes with taclum powder, and when not in use for some time, put moth balls inside to avoid fungus formation. And never use rubber/plastic insoles.\n\nI wear leather shoes for more than 14 hours a day since last 25 years, and this tried & trusted method has never let me down.