Does ur feet stinks?

me too, i just got off work. Usually i wear open toes or sandles so they don't. But i cant in the office so yeah they reek.

definite it does! because of the fact the variety of fabric that the crocs are made out of..are no longer sweat absorbent..consequently..if u placed on them for too long. finally, your ft will start to offer out a pungent rotten scent because of the moisture on ur ft!!!

no, and they rarely do cuz i NEVER wear socks or closed-toe shoes.

no i just took a shower but to make it moe funny put do yo feet stank!??

NO.

Take a shower and wash your feet well. The weather is hot so it not getting enough air. keep your feet cool and always wear socks with your shoe. if you don't feel like a sock than wear sandals. Be sure to wash your shoe or put special powered in your shoe before you wear it. My feet don't smell at all when i do that.
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Bacteria are to blame. These tiny critters normally inhabit your feet and love dark, damp places like the insides of sweaty shoes. They multiply in sweat, so if you don't wear socks, that really gets them going.

In the right conditions, bacteria will feast on your feet. These bacteria eat dead skin cells and oils from your skin. Their colonies will grow and start getting rid of waste in the form of organic acids. It's those organic acids that smell bad.

What Can You Do?
So how can you stop your feet from stinking? Well, you might not be able to stop stink completely. But if you cut down on sweat, you'll cut down on the odor. Try these steps:

* Be clean. Bathe your feet every day. Dipping your feet into a tub of water may be better than just letting the shower water splash on them. Be sure to dry your feet when you're done.
* Wear the right socks. Cotton, some wools, and special knits made for athletes will absorb sweat and allow your feet to breathe. Put on a fresh pair if they get damp.
* Make sure your shoes aren't too tight. If they are, your feet might sweat more than normal.
* Switch shoes. Wearing the same shoes every day can make them smellier. Let them dry out for a couple of days before wearing them again.
* Kill those germs. Ask your mom or dad about using a disinfectant spray to kill bacteria in your shoes. You might also wash your feet with antibacterial soap. Setting shoes out in the sun also may help.
* Wash shoes or insoles. Some insoles or shoes, especially sneakers, may be washable - a great way to kill odors and get clean-smelling shoes again. Be sure to dry them completely before wearing them.
* Avoid shoes made of plastic. Plastic and some human-made materials don't let your feet breathe.
* Go barefoot. Let your feet air out by letting them spend some time in the open air, especially at night.

If you still have problems with foot odor, talk with your mom or dad about getting odor-fighting powder or insoles. If nothing seems to work, you might want to talk with your doctor about which steps to take.

For most people, foot odor can be controlled. The worst part about having stinky feet is that it's embarrassing. If you're worried about this, just keep your shoes on when you're in social situations, like when you're at school or riding in a car.

At home, keep your feet clean and go barefoot so they get some air. If your feet are clean and dry, those bacteria will have to find their lunch somewhere else!

Reviewed by: George Preti, PhD
Date reviewed: February 2005

After I have had a long workout at the gym, I try to wash my feet right away. I hate the smell of Limburger Cheese.

Neva, a king takes care of every part of his body, I have no smells, and this has been documented by close female friends of mine!!!

Mine smell of an ethereal forest.