Got a smelly foot problem? Odor-Eaters can help! They are the number 1 brand in fighting foot odour and wetness. Here are the most frequently asked questions for Odor-eaters:
Q: What's the best way to keep my feet from smelling?
A: Bathe your feet daily and scrub them gently and thoroughly between the toes. Use an antibacterial soap. Dry your feet completely. Sprinkle the inside of your shoes with Odor-Eaters Foot Powder. It absorbs more than talc and it works all day. Try Odor-Eaters Insoles in your shoes. They have super activated charcoal that absorbs wetness and bad smells. Wear well-ventilated shoes, preferably made from natural material – they'll breathe better (and so will you). Also, avoid wearing the same shoes two days in a row. It's best to let them air out and dry. Finally, wear socks made from cotton or some other absorbent material.
Q: My feet sweat a lot and wetness is a problem for me. How can I keep my feet dry?
A: Foot wetness is a common problem and left untreated can lead to foot and shoe odour. Fortunately, it can be treated effectively with Odor-Eaters products. Using an Odor-Eaters Foot Powder or Insole will help absorb the wetness and keep your feet comfortable all day – plus stop foot and shoe odour before it has a chance to start!
Q: My feet smell and I worry about it, but when I worry about it, they just smell worse. Why is that?
A: Your nervous tension produces tension sweating, sweating contributes to foot odour, which only makes you worry more. Break the cycle with Odor-Eaters products.
Q: My feet really smell a lot. Should I be worried?
A: Probably not. Odor-Eaters products can help you tame your foot odour. But if that isn't enough, you should visit a doctor. You may have Bromidrosis and should be under a doctor's care in addition to using Odor-Eaters products.
Q: Do smelly feet come from Athlete's foot?
A: No. Foot odour comes from a bacteria. Athlete's Foot is a fungus.
Q: Why do my feet seem to smell more with some kinds of shoes?
A: It's not your imagination. Some synthetic materials used in shoes – like spandex, polyester, rayon and nylon – make it harder for feet to breathe.
Q: I've heard that if I eat raw onions, my feet will smell. Is that true?
A: Foods like garlic, raw onions, fresh scallions and black pepper pass their odour-bearing products through your bloodstream. So, voila! Your feet smell like onion. Lay off that thick-cut onion with your hamburger.
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