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(08-04-2015 04:31 AM)Dalaran1991 Wrote:  

(08-03-2015 04:14 PM)Surreyman Wrote:  

I think it's worth asking what kind of shoes you're wearing. Are you sure it's not footwear related?

Additionally to the great foot poweder advice, consider wool socks (50% or more) in place of cotton. Difference isn't huge, but it is noticeable. Also good preventative for fungal problems. You can find thin ones, sports one and thick ones, you just have to search hard on the net.

True story: In WW2 the US army was getting far more trench foot than the British Army, at first they weren't sure if it was a boots issue until they looked at the different socks they wore: British wore wool and the Americans wore cotton.

How do I know if its footwear related? I think it smells bad even when I wear my more expensive shoes.

Never even knew wool socks existed. Mind be worth investing in a few.

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Get a pedicure.

Perfectly clean fingernails and toenails should be the starting point. They're the easiest place for fungus to grow.

A pedicure will get toenails sorted out, as well as removing dead skin and soaking and scrubbing the entire foot with cleansing liquids.

Will probably be the only guy at the pedicure place. Awesome for game purpose if I can prove I'm not gay

The more expensive shoes are made in ______?

Remember bacteria is a living growing thing. You may not want to hear this but refer to my post above the throw away part.