Pretty sure odor eaters are insoles made for shoes for this exact problem. They prolly like 1 dollar at a dollar store in the states. I recommend looking into that.

IceCube

Croatia1403 Posts

February 11 2010 23:32 GMT

May I suggest you wash them once in awhile?

SleepSheep

Canada344 Posts

February 11 2010 23:35 GMT

#10

yeah it's one of two things: either you need to better wash your socks/shoes; or you haven't washed your feet well enough, same thing happens to people with bad b.o, even though they shower the "stink" is so absorbed in their skin and crevices that one normal shower won't do. try scrubbing your feet 4 with soap and repeat four more times.
also, if it's the former, it might be easier to just get new shoes and socks.
if that fails, then it might be something i read awhile back about a rare genetic defect that is causing the smell which may or may not have a treatment; see your doctor.
update us on which it was.
edit: i can't believe i want an update on this

PangO

Chile1870 Posts

February 11 2010 23:45 GMT

#11

d3_crescentia

United States4053 Posts

February 11 2010 23:50 GMT

#12

wash your shoes with green tea to get the smell out of them.

no joke.

Manit0u

Poland17172 Posts

February 11 2010 23:53 GMT

#13

Change your socks more than once a week.

Shiladie

Canada1631 Posts

February 11 2010 23:55 GMT

#14

same vein as others above, but don't shower, take a bath instead if possible, and let your feet soak in hot soapy water for an extended period before scrubbing them, then use fresh thicker socks and you should be good (more serious problems aside at least)

Waffles

Romania605 Posts

February 11 2010 23:56 GMT

#15

On February 12 2010 08:50 d3_crescentia wrote:
wash your shoes with green tea to get the smell out of them.

no joke.

wash your feet with green tea is a better solution. use luke warm water and then very cold water after wards.

seppolevne

Canada1681 Posts

February 12 2010 00:23 GMT

#16

Do your shoes breathe well enough? I had this same problem in a pair of shoes that had absolutely no air flow. Also consider washing them as it is a cycle - the new sweat unlocks the dried old sweat and makes it even worse.

Caller

Poland8075 Posts

February 12 2010 00:26 GMT

#17

baking soda

put ur feet in it, put it in ur shoes and socks

victoly

StRyKeR

United States1739 Posts

February 12 2010 00:48 GMT

#18

If you don't have socks, wear them. They absorb moisture and spread it around so that it isn't so concentrated and stinky.

StRyKeR

United States1739 Posts

February 12 2010 00:49 GMT

#19

On February 12 2010 09:26 Caller wrote:
baking soda

put ur feet in it, put it in ur shoes and socks

victoly

lol @ victoly

I once played this Japanese fighting game with hilarious Engrish.

VICTOLY

and of course, after winning best of 3,

CONCLUSION

(word is spelled correctly -- it just had no place in a fighting game)

Archaic

United States4024 Posts

February 12 2010 01:08 GMT

#20

On February 12 2010 09:49 StRyKeR wrote:

Show nested quote +

I AM GOING TO CONCLUDE YOUR ASS!

Change socks every day, take a shower ever day. Clean your shoes (as the smell is probably inside of them, and staying), and then see how things go from there. If not, take the other people's advice. Green tea, scrubbing. Maybe even lotion?

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