- Arm & Hammer Baking Soda. Add a little water to baking soda to make a paste and rub between your toes and over the affected area, let sit for five minutes, then rinse clean, and dry.
- Clorox Bleach. Mix ½ cup Clorox Bleach in a gallon of water, and soak your feet in the solution for fifteen minutes twice a day until the affliction disappears. Chlorine bleach is an antiseptic that kills athlete's foot fungus.
- Conair Blow Dryer. Before putting on sock and shoes, make sure your feet are completely dry by holding a hair dryer a few inches from your toes.
- Heinz Vinegar. Soak your feet in Heinz White Vinegar for ten minutes four times daily for several weeks. Vinegar is an astringent that kills bacteria and fungus.
- Kingsford's Corn Starch. Sprinkle Kingsford's Corn Starch on your feet and in your shoes to absorb moisture and reduce friction.
- Listerine. Washing your lesions with Listerine will sting and burn like the dickens, but the antiseptic will also kill the bacteria and stop your feet from smelling.
- Morton Salt. Dissolve eight teaspoons of salt in a quart of warm water and soak your feet in the solution for five to ten minutes daily until the problem disappears. The salt creates an inhospitable environment for the fungus.
- Pine-Sol. Mix ¼ cup Pine-Sol into a bowl of warm water and soak your feet in the pine solution for ten to fifteen minutes. Repeat every few days until the athlete's foot disappears.
- Preparation H. Coat your feet with Preparation H to soothe athlete's foot and relieve itchy toes.
- Ziploc Storage Bags. To avoid powdering the floor, fill a gallon-size Ziploc Storage Bag with cornstarch and dip your feet in the bag.
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