Put Hydrogen Peroxide on your FEET & SEE WHAT HAPPENS! 💥 (this is cool and surprising)

[@ralphchamp7533]

For 40 years I had athletes foot ,tried everything, been to doctors and hospitals, finally tried hydrogen peroxide. In 1 week I was cured. Not a single doctor told about this ,they just gave a prescription and told me to come back in a month. It's all about the money. There's no money in a cure but there is in a treatment.

[@jessstone7486]

Its great to beat big-pharma! the farther away we can stay from those reptiles, the better.

[@Lady-Carmakazi]

Did you catch that (doc told you to come back) can't make money off healthy peeps. They'll have you running back & forth every other day if you let them.

[@leesaicebaby714]

You're making sense.

[@TheUniverseWorksForUsBeings]

Cause it's cheap and readily available!!! Things like this put them out of business.

[@Yah-Izoa-Hakaboth]

@@TheUniverseWorksForUsBeings Eventually it will!

[@marciemay1]

My father had toenail fungus and doctors gave him antibiotics and creams for months. I read to soak the yellow nails in peroxide and sun dry for 15-20 minutes. Nails turned white by second day and fungus was gone by end of week completely!

[@maltafirechild6273]

Thanks, I'm going to try this 🎉

[@notefromjan]

Oh my gosh, I'm trying this. Thank you sooo much.

[@notefromjan]

​@@maltafirechild6273 is it working?

[@catwhisperer9489]

Did he soak them every day, or just once, to get that result?

[@Dondofish]

@@catwhisperer9489 , it's for a week, not a year. Just do it every day for a week. Wa la!

[@thomasstrickland0]

Coming from my podiatrist. White vinegar and warm water. You can make it strong as you like. Also has recommended white vinegar, Listerine, and water mix. Dead skin literally falls off just using your hands. Usually soak for about 20ish minutes. For nail fungus use Vicks vapor rub.

[@lakemiwater]

ThNx for the tip my feet were INSTANTLY RELIEVED

[@thomasstrickland0]

@@lakemiwater glad it helped.

[@SE-ji2tj]

How is Vicks used for nail fungus please? And for how long?

[@thomasstrickland0]

@@SE-ji2tj it’s really the eucalyptus in the Vicks VapoRub. You can use it as long as you like. Vicks is more like a gel so it does a good job staying on the nail. I noticed clearing in about 7 days or so. I’ve been told by multiple doctors to keep using this method.

[@trulion5881]

@@SE-ji2tj you can do it essay !! You are the chosen one!!

[@JBWALTON57]

I’ve had basically “trench foot” for about a month. Nothing work including RX anti fugal from someone that claimed to be a dermatologist. This worked like a charm. Thank you

[@carlalatuda6574]

1 C 3% hydrogen peroxide, 1 C white vinegar, at least 4-5 C warm/hot water (depends on the size of your bucket. Soak feet for about 20 min. When I use this recipe I don’t have to use a blade to get rid of dry, rough skin; the dead skin will just slough off.

[@david_allen1]

THANK YOU for providing actual proportions/quantities with your solution so that we have some idea how to replicate it. Looks like its worth trying.

[@carlalatuda6574]

@@david_allen1 You’re welcome! I was skeptical when I first tried this but now utilize this method regularly.

[@donnaangelety1694]

How often?

[@mackosajt86]

C means cup?

[@carlalatuda6574]

@@mackosajt86 Yes!

[@karensavageau4622]

Just an FYI.... I am 62 yrs old and I have never had to sand my heels. The trick is to make sure you apply some type of cream/oil on your feet immediately after you bath and then place on socks to let the cream/oil absorb in. If you do this daily, especially in the colder months, your feet will look fabulous! I use coconut oil, which is antimicrobial. My feet look as young as my 26 y.o. daughter's feet. I am a nurse and I had a young woman who I cared for about 10 years ago now. One day I saw her limping on one foot. I asked to examine the foot and on the bottom was a 1/4" deep and 1.5" long fissure in her heel. I sent her to see her doctor to make sure there was no infection and I also told her how to care for her feet as I have described above and within a month her feet looked great...

[@fran.franmail4492]

Thanks for The tip😀

[@imeldavaldez6122]

Any tips for ✋🏼🤚🏼please

[@UncleFjester]

I bet your husband finds those socks sexy

[@sarahthomas2922]

Thanks.

[@patriciaburgos8787]

Note never apply cream and oils between toes as it can actually cause bacteria and fungal growth. Fungi like warm most dark place with poor oxygen which is why ppl.get fungi mostly in groin, feet and under breast and pits. The peroxide oxygenates the feet where it's hard for fungus to maintain growing.

[@servingyoukimhall2598]

If you soak your feet in Apple Cider Vinegar and hot water the dead skin sloughs off without having to use that handy tool.

[@k.m.5819]

I'm a diabetic so I'm not sure if this or the peroxide is safe to use on my feet.. Wish it was though. I use lotion on my feet nightly and not long after they are dry like I never put lotion on

[@user-vm5ud4xw6n]

Except peroxide is cheaper and you get more. It’s probably cheaper even with the planer thrown in!

[@phoenixrising8007]

Will have to try ty 4 sharing What ratio of ACV and how long do you soak ?

[@namedkali]

@@k.m.5819 diabetics can sometimes have nerve damage on their feet. It should be safe just be cautious with the scrubbing. Also, vaseline with thick socks helps lock the moisture in.

[@k.m.5819]

@@jefferyschic Because diabetics have to be very careful with their feet it's like Epsom salt Diabetics can not use that.

[@patrickmassengale]

Although you may have already addressed us on one of your other hydrogen peroxide videos, it's always important at the start of a hydrogen peroxide video to let people know it's important that they only use 3% strength. Anything more than that can be harmful.

[@Cjohn31]

I didn't know that, have I been getting lucky?

[@jasonhardy2880]

Well f U still do it then how is it cuted

[@jasonhardy2880]

Cured I ment

[@vk274]

Thanks for sharing the info about the 3% concentration level. I was trying to find it in the video by advancing frame-by-frame but without any success.

[@VCanisMajorisY]

@@vk274 I put 12% on my wounds, all my limbs are still intact. But this is my personal experience and would completely ignore me even though it works. 👍

[@MasuseDeMojo]

I do use Hydrogen Peroxide for many things. I also do a once a month soak in a bath of very strong tea; it takes out all the infections, and fights athletes (recommended to me by a medical doctor years ago); I have added some Epson salt to that tea recently. The tea needs to be hot when you soak your feet. I tend to soak for about a half hour, or I may jut put on movie, and soak. Be warned; it does feel pretty good, and you may fall asleep. Make sure to dry your feet well, and have the floor covered so you do not get any tea on the floor, unless you are on a tile floor, and mop it up immediately if any tea spills; it will stain what ever it touches. I generally have one towel dedicated to drying my feet, and do nothing else to my feet ; save let them have some air for a an hour or ore afterwards. This method saved my feet, when I had a major infection that was spewing out from between my feet. It dried it up over time, when I did his daily. Once I was clear, I went back to once month. The doctor I had seen for that infection could not prescribe much. I also used witch hazel to add to the drawing out of the infection. Have a great week!!!!

[@myrafox5132]

Thank you for sharing.

[@sharonrouse3747]

What kind of tea do you use?

[@lavernewebb7308]

I’m wondering what kind of tea

[@MasuseDeMojo]

@@sharonrouse3747 Lately, I have been using Tetley tea. But any type of tea should be good. Note: some teas have more of the active ingredient that absorbs, and helps in healing. The key is to brew a lot of tea at once for about an hour or two; use around 15 to 25 bags, depending on how much water you have in your pot. The tea will be way too strong for drinking, but perfect for soaking ones feet. I would normally by a box of 100 or more tea bags at a low price.

[@dorthysweat6422]

Anytime you soak in Epsom salt please drink a lot of fluids because I'm told it can dehydrate you.

[@lonnarheaj]

Adding a little baking soda to the water & peroxide increasing the skin softening effect. Baking soda acts as a mild surfactant, essentially making water wetter. The sodium in the baking soda also helps kill most fungi.

[@debbiedarsey9494]

Am glad to find out this,had no ides

[@debbiedarsey9494]

No idea

[@kyleroberts1150]

lol wetter water I like it

[@melodyflores5422]

Oh I know I helped a person get rid of what he called "Gut Rot " from his feet . He got it as a solder an kept getting it . It was due to his feet getting wet a lot even wearing Boots which of course what feeds that nasty fungus! I had him soak his feet every day in half cup of baking soda n hot warm water for a month then every other day an then later once a week . Worked he had it off n on for yrs .

[@melodyflores5422]

So I will do this too since peroxide is so good anyway an I've cleaned with it too . Thanks for sharing this 😀

[@lilsister8937]

My doctor told me that taking off socks and shoes while at home helps kill fungus, the more air your feet get, the better. Also when cleaning your feet take a old toothbrush that you've bleached clean and scrub around your toenails into the sides and under them it removes built up gunk that can turn into a breeding ground for bacteria or fungus.

[@sinsitysinderella790]

Good idea!

[@kaylahall1219]

Air! Yes! Dry feet are healthy feet

[@dogloverlmh9197]

Yes, the exposure to light helps too as fungus likes dark and moist areas for growing.

[@XplorinWithPaul]

Why you wearing shoes in your home 😂

[@SuperSaltydog77]

This method is really good foot care, but don't forget about the other things your feet come into contact with. Socks should get a vinegar soak occasionally, especially if you have toe fungus problems, your shoes are also getting the fungus or bacteria transferred to them. Tennis shoes can be washed in a bucket of soap and white vinegar, air dry in the sun when possible. And your fingerand toe nail clippers should be scrubbed and disenfected on a regular basis if you have fungal problems

[@clutchpedalreturnsprg7710]

Hello, it's fun to soak shoes or boots in the swimming pool, socks too. I do this on long road trips at hotels. Let them dry overnight.

[@damien1781]

Please don’t soak your socks in vinegar lmao just wash them regularly like normal adults. Jesus Christmas at people

[@williewideback]

Soaking my feet in hot to warm water every morning, with baking soda, peroxide and apple cider vinegar works perfect to help cure toe fungus,

[@ROBINstrawBERRYwine]

👍👍👍

[@ociehand1480]

Yes I do my.feet in apple cider vinegar it's so awesome loveing it.thank for your support today lol OcieHand ❤️😙

[@arlie1118]

How long a soak? I have just gotten toenail fungus and want to do this!:) thanks 👍

[@williewideback]

@@arlie1118 I normally soak for 30 minutes at least 5 to 6 days a week

[@arlie1118]

@@williewideback Thank you so much will begin today!!! 🥰

[@courtneywray7325]

I spend a lot of time outside and in the garden. Normally barefoot. I tried this last night for the first time in my foot bath and I am amazed. My feet peel like crazy every time the seasons change. The layers of skin just fell off. Thank you for the tip I’m going to use it more often

[@rickprusak9326]

My paternal grandmother would soak her feet in Epsom salt and water every week. Even at age 100, she had the nicest looking feet and healthy toenails . Much better looking feet and toenails than some of the younger people in the family. Everyone should take as much care of their feet like they take care of their teeth. After all, our feet carry all our weight every moment we stand up, and everytime we walk, jog, or run.

[@hahaipokedyouoel483]

I’ve been soaking in Epson salts, it absorbs much better through the skin than a supplement.

[@k.m.5819]

@@hahaipokedyouoel483Aright that's great ask a endocrinologist if you are a diabetic

[@k.m.5819]

Ask a doctor that's knowledgeable about diabetics and Epsom salt or better yet ask a endocrinologist they are very knowledgeable about diabetics and Epsom salt and much more

[@rickprusak9326]

@@k.m.5819 My grandmother was not diabetic. Where did you get that from reading my comment? What my grandmother did to help with feet health really worked wonders for her. Doctors are human and make mistakes in diagnosis every day. Sometimes home remedies work better than a doctors suggestion. Back in the early day's of the 20th century, people couldn't afford to go to the hospital or doctors office's. Doctor's made house calls. Old world remedies worked just as well or better than what Doctor's can suggest today. So please don't knock what work's well for people, when you don't wear their shoe's or socks.

[@bldnblackman1879]

@@rickprusak9326 👍100%agreed on comments, Care for them a little, and They'll Carry you a lot.

[@samhackney5977]

I’ve used peroxide to soak my feet and you are right. Peroxide is a great help for my feet. Also mint mouthwash or white vinegar do a good job too. Thanks.

[@tam2771]

Listerine

[@imtheboss1826]

Ooooh! Minty fresh feet. I love it!

[@Seek_Him]

Listerine will help as well..

[@hiddensunshine8381]

Curious does the peroxide or vinegar work better on your feet?

[@hiddensunshine8381]

@Alejandro Ontiveros thank you!

[@andygomez9009]

Thank you so much! This actually works! I work in a warehouse so I’m constantly on my feet. I had a couple callouses on my feet and they were smelly. This helped 💯. Try it out people! I also added some epsom salt

[@rickheagerty9373]

Been gargling it for over 40 yrs Just darn good stuff!!!👍

[@tbear1111]

Wow interesting. What does the gargling do? And did you happen to try it with Covid? And do you dilute it when you gargle? Thank you!

[@rickheagerty9373]

@@tbear1111 strep throat , sore throat, mouth cleanse and use to use it with tooth ache. I’ve never deluged and as soon as I finish I rinse and gargle with water. Cuts and scrapes 2

[@tbear1111]

@@rickheagerty9373 thank you so much Rick. 👍🏼

[@kimlynn50]

I’m a dental hygienist. Hydrogen peroxide is a free radical (can cause cancer). Gargling with it can cause throat cancer. There has been a lot of the elder population get throat cancer because they were told as children it would keep them from getting diseases. If you must, dilute with half water. It also creates burns to soft tissue causing sloughing.

[@rickheagerty9373]

@@tbear1111 your welcome..

[@lisabafundo4355]

When I was in cosmetology school 36 years ago...we always used peroxide in the foot soak before doing a pedicure 👍

[@andreapayne5444]

I rem that when I attended as well..cosmetology

[@lisabafundo4355]

@@andreapayne5444 yeah, that was to protect us students lol, we'd get some funky feet coming into our school 😅👍

[@te2952]

You're correct. We also put a little in the hand nail soak too when doing manicures. Makes fingernails and toenails white. I used to take left over bleach from a hair bleach job that I was doing and scrub just my nails with a toothbrush quickly then rinse off. My nails were so white! I am a licensed hairdresser and manicurist.

[@lindalovejones0421]

Thanks for informing me and you learnt it in school 🙏. Sure can't wait to soak mine today.

[@markjeter8516]

Well I'm certainly going to give this a try because it actually makes a lot of sense, you may have just saved my feet, thank you!

[@LosDaFive6]

My mom used used it to clean my ears when I was little. Worked like a charm every time

[@teenermeener971]

How did she use it?

[@elysemw]

​@@teenermeener971pour right in, let sit until bubbles stop then lean over and let the liquid flow out into the sink.

[@teenermeener971]

@@elysemw thanks for the info sis.

[@elysemw]

@@teenermeener971 anytime!

[@dc1741]

I did that and damaged my ear drum (3% HP). Took months for it to heal properly. In hindsight, I should have diluted it with water.

[@lorrainejennings76]

I have also used apple cider vinegar, both work great!!

[@beckymanalili7850]

Do u mix it with water? A bottle of apple cider big or small ?

[@leeclaire9898]

@@beckymanalili7850 I just pour about a cup in a basin of water and soak for 20-30 minutes.

[@Fidelis1776]

Was in the military for a few years. This was my go to after a week in the field. Works so well we would pay extra an extra few cents to buy the kind in a spray bottle and refill it until it broke then buy another.

[@suzannenichols6900]

I've known about the benefits of hydrogen peroxide for years but I never thought of using it on my feet. I've got two calluses on my feet that are just terrible and when I went to a podiatrist he was either going to give me a $500 pair of shoes or a jar of cream. I couldn't afford the shoes. I noticed he had some amputees in his office so I guess that's really where he was thinking I was headed But using your cure was better than any callus removing creams lotions potions or anything else I've used and these calluses are literally being rubbed off my feet NOW. I also added some (approx. tablespoon) baking soda after a bit and that may have helped even more, I'm not sure. But I am very thrilled with this discovery and will be using this method again. Thank you so much.

[@jodi1356]

I just started adding H.P this last year & have notice a nail fungus 3/4 gone looked up & its also a great fungus antibacterial fighter. I'm thrilled. Finally

[@rodolforodriguez6377]

I use toothpaste with a little baking soda to brush my teeth and then use hydrogen peroxide to rinse and rinse and gargle afterwards. Mouth feels so much cleaner!

[@AlexandarSterling]

Gargling hydrogen peroxide can be unsafe because it can cause irritation or burns to the mucous membranes in your mouth and throat. Ingesting even small amounts can lead to stomach upset, nausea, or more serious complications. Always consult a healthcare professional before using hydrogen peroxide for oral care.

[@Danky70]

@@AlexandarSterling I agree that’s like poison internally.

[@1lrog]

Food grade hydrogen peroxide is fine. Baking soda is too abrasive. Dr Bonners soap is better

[@stevesmom9868]

​ 2:06 @AlexandarSterling you can use it but dilute it! Dental assistant here. But better yet is Colgate sells Peroxyl and it is already safely diluted and has a mint flavor to it. It's especially good if you get sores in your mouth.

[@bluebutterflywellness2273]

I discovered this last year. I use it with baking soda and vinegar with peppermint oil and it is as refreshing as effective! 💕

[@dennisdubois4210]

Basically a science faire volcano in a pan.

[@toriemadeit5545]

Id like to thank everyone here for giving such Immeasurable Advice and tips thru their experiences.. there's nothing better 😊

[@jlawhead36]

I will have to try this too. I usually use Epsom salts and baking soda in the water and the dead skin practically rubs off with a towel.

[@phoenixrising8007]

Will try your tip, thx 4 sharing

[@iloveamerica53]

How long does that usually take?

[@tonyaberney156]

@@iloveamerica53 I would think about 20 min.

[@phyfoster-Auntie_]

I do the same, rubs off with a towel.

[@Leah_Tewari]

What’s the ratio of each ingredient that you use?

[@pinkflamingo79]

I use hydrogen peroxide to sanitize my counters and anything else needing sanitized, instead of lysol or other sanitizing chemicals.

[@TheSammyd80]

I use isopropyl (rubbing) alcohol I put a spray bottle sprayer on the container, spray to disinfect fabric and other non washable items, but still have to be careful about what surfaces and fabrics that you spray it on! I use peroxide and baking soda with dawn dish soap as a cleaner /degreaser combo, works great on tile grout and kitchen /bath surfaces!

[@joiningridandseewhy]

I haven’t used bleach for soooo long! Alcohol (91%) and hydrogen peroxide!!! Baking soda with my white clothes!! So much healthier for us!!

[@valerief1231]

Back in the 90’s I worked as a photographer at Glamour Shots, and the makeup artist would spray down then eye shadow and blush between clients, well mist them, then at the end of the day, they cleaned the chairs with the same alcohol, and the hair spray build up, and YOU know it was a lot lol, would just slide right off the chrome frame of the chairs and they would be sparkling. I have done the same thing with my powdered make up too, and it seems to last longer.

[@japalsen]

Hydrogen peroxide needs to sit 10 minutes to disinfect.

[@C.Church]

@@TheSammyd80 Trick I learned in professional theatre when I saw this 5 letter word on a spray bottle in the costume shop: VODKA It is very good odor neutralizer.

[@Proulx05]

I used for my itchy feet and worked like a charm!

[@brianbown5085]

be careful before you pour it straight onto your feet in the bucket like this, peroxide comes in different strengths, mix it in the bucket first without your feet in it

[@amerikanviking]

Why? The most you will get is 10% at a regular store. It won't do more than cause a slight burn. Now. If we're talking 99%, then it's flammable and makes a great fuel to start a fire. Now that's cool. But, now. Peroxide is the least dangerous thing you could be messing with. At least as far as home chemicals go. Alcohol can kill you very quickly. Ask the dumb dumb who bathed in it and died. Chlorine is extremely toxic and can actually grow even more deadly bacteria than what normal water can, and ammonia? Well. It's a natural baby killer. So... yeah. Peroxide? Pshhh!

[@carmenwheatley7316]

FYI to everyone out there. Be careful doing this on carpet. The peroxide will cause bleached spots if it splashed on your carpet.

[@jodyjackson5475]

I use it full strength 🤷🏻‍♀️ the 3 % it’s fine

[@helmijohnson5079]

@@jodyjackson5475 the 3percent is the grade used most often. Would also probably be called "Food Grade". Sold most often.

[@ahall6157]

Thank you for sharing and I shall try this soon. To simply soften feet, apply castor oil nightly and wear footies/socks (some that you don't care much about because castor oil is quite thick and can be messy) after nightly application...do this for about a week and your feet will be so, so soft.

[@okorolina]

I do this with apple cider vinegar and my husband is so amazed at the softness

[@MJScoutArchMar]

What's he doing with them feet? 👀

[@sfurlong0712]

Husbands!!!! Gotta love them! ❤️

[@sfurlong0712]

Oh yes, you are correct AC works wonders

[@jmillerMAGA]

Use clear vinegar, apple cider can stain nails

[@matthewk6731]

I just put each foot in a one gallon zip lock bag, place my feet in shoes, then pour just a little peroxide in. No need for a large amount in a bucket. Works on althetes feet. I suppose for other things too.

[@MJScoutArchMar]

That's a great idea. Nice thinking!

[@karynbanksley7110]

Matthew K. That is pure genius! Are you still able to walk around while doing that? Some of us don’t have time to sit and soak our feet.

[@blahblah17575]

Thanks!

[@AndreaJean]

Thank you so kindly ❤️❤️❤️

[@eddiespagetti8395]

I just spray it on feet with mix of ACV and peroxide. Works great. After shower or bath just spray on dry feet , and leave it. It will dry itself in no time. It protects and stops fungus from forming.

[@kymsmythe4502]

ACV?

[@eddiespagetti8395]

@@kymsmythe4502 yes. I switched to pure ACV I spray it on nails and between toes. It also helped get rid of my dark ankles and lowed calf's it cleared up. It takes.couple.weeks and it works

[@TheUniverseWorksForUsBeings]

@@kymsmythe4502 apple cider vinegar

[@usa91787]

I get cold sores. Before you get all "STD'd" out about it I've had them since I was a kid. If you look at every school picture I had one - except my Senior Picture because we took that earlier in the year. But it took a long time for me to realize what triggered them. I found out besides stress the sudden changes in weather also do it for me. As do the acids in raw tomatoes, oranges, lemons, limes and even apples. Cooking them seems to be OK so apple pie and most cooked tomato products are ok. Although I just found out that not all jars of salsa are cooked so that has presented an issue. But what I've found is that applying hydrogen peroxide right away on the spot that is tingling really reduces and lots of times (about 80% of the time) stops the outbreak. I use Q-Tips soaked in hydrogen peroxide and keep them pressed to the spot for about 10 minutes. I do this about every 4 to 6 hours the first day. And then about 3 times a day for the next 2 days. I also apply Abreva. I know the peroxide works because there have been lots of times I haven't had any Abreva and it still takes care of the sore. Usually after day 2 it is gone completely. I think the peroxide dries them out before they get a chance to fill with fluid. Try it. Hope it works for you as well.

[@CORED5150]

I too have had them since I was a kid and I use garlic oil, the capsules, as soon as I feel the tingling I cut the capsule and put it on, it stops the tingling and no blisters.

[@usa91787]

@@CORED5150 Thanks! Always looking for more options! Can't wait until they come up with something to kill the virus but I'm sure it's at the bottom of priorities.

[@CORED5150]

@@usa91787 they never will, just like they will never find a cure for cancer it’s a money making business, also works as population control, chemo kills and radiation leaves you prone to additional cancers means more money for big pharma.

[@usa91787]

@Anony Mouse Most people think STD right away when they hear herpes so thanks for mentioning that. And they also don't know everyone has the virus but some lucky ducks like me get to have it go full blown.

[@vnette9777]

Good Advise!

[@kissorspit9851]

I will try this on my wife's feet, BTY for sharing x

[@welder9163]

When I've had ear aches in the past or a hurting tooth, I Gargle hydrogen peroxide or pour hydrogen peroxide down both ears and has helped me get through the pain. Worked for me.

[@jenniferhastings5330]

I used to have my ex use bleach and dish soap for athletes' foot stinky feet. My whole family works construction, and they started doing it as well. It seems a bit harsh, but it works. Ty for your video. I'm glad I found your channel.

[@tracyjohnson5023]

For really stinky feet that even have that smell after a shower, it's likely bacteria. My husband had that issue 20 years ago. Cure is use benzoyl peroxide 5 or 10% acne stuff all over feet and between toes for 7 days after shower. Abnormal strong smell gone. Doesnt matter what brand, gel, cream, lotion as long as it's benzoyl peroxide 5-10% My husband still does 1 application 1-2x a month and has for 20 years and never come back. This isn't for normal sweaty feet smell or fungus like athletes foot. Hubby tried ACV, witch hazel, peroxide, listerine, lotrimin, baking soda, tea tree oil and smell would be back by morning. The benzoyl peroxide only thing that fixed it.

[@BossQueen]

I love peroxide. I use a little as mouthwash. I just soaked my feet in some yesterday. I've been having a reoccurring callus issue for ten years. Hopefully this helps.

[@mercilousone8578]

I thought I was the only one that did this it does work it helps with aching feet as well

[@uhavemooface]

I'm 47 years old and I never knew about this. I will try this one out soon.

[@TL50-r9f]

I do the same H2O2 soak and vinegar alternating each time. I add Tea tree oil and Myrrh oil. Works great.

[@lakemiwater]

Wow more hints. THANX everyone

[@authenticme5708]

I would use Food grade Hydrogen Peroxide. I used it to clean the wax out of my mom's ears. So much better than ear wax remover. It can also be used for soil aeration of plants and in gardens, kills aphids and kills molds, mildews off seedlings and plant leaves. The solution for plants is Hydrogen to water 1:10. It can sterilize planting tools and it's a definite first aid kit item

[@patriotgrammy5273]

Thank you. I found this very informative. ☺️

[@gfitz6001]

35% hydrogen peroxide is terribly caustic . You can really harm yourself using it if you’re not cautious.

[@cydkriletich6538]

Very informative. Where do you get food grade HP? Thank you! 🙋🏻‍♀️

[@richardhowe5583]

White vinegar also kills mold on porous surfaces and any other surfaces.

[@esmelintaylor9143]

I have No idea,that, there is a food grade hydrogen peroxide!! You are educating me, thank you, I appreciate this info👏👏

[@ayokay123]

Great info, although I'd never take a grater to moist skin. Too easy to scrape too deep, and you end up with bleeding, cracked heels. I was told to always pumice or debride dry skin first, then follow up with moisturizing treatment. After watching this video, I'd still pumice or sand first, then do the peroxide soak, then use a rough rag to remove any of the straggly skin. I'd moisturize after that.

[@beez_treez]

Whaaaat! I’ll have to try this

[@goldenyearsacres9163]

I use the purple pumice blocks bought from Sally's & same as in nail salons instead of metal callous remover. I find the purple block works perfect after soaking, especially if I add apple cider vinegar or use straight a/c vinegar. Great tip on peroxide, thanks!

[@reloadnorth7722]

I am diabetic with peripheral neuropathy in my feet. They are very sensitive to touch. I had noticed a slight odor, and that a few toenails were going slightly yellow. In 59 years I have never had foot odor or discolored toenails. So I soaked my feet in hot water and bleach for about 10 mins, dried them off, took a Q-tip and put undiluted peroxide on all my toes, and in between. It worked very well. So now this will be included in my diabetic awareness on a regular basis.

[@seviregis7441]

From mouth to foot, the baking soda and peroxide treatment has wonderful antibacterial effects.

[@christhomas8332]

Do you think this would help my dog's skin condition?

[@ThePrettyeyes341]

Thank you. I tried this and it worked great!

[@AndreaJean]

Excellent!

[@JM-zg2jg]

Peroxide is one of my go tos for many things. For the brave of heart, I have treated three separate sinus infections with a netti pot and peroxide solution. It burns and you are going to cough snort and cry for a minute or two, but then no more infection.

[@melodyhart1331]

I dip my fingernails into a a little bowel hydrogen peroxide after eating,BBQ, or working in the garden,then I wash my hands.I also spread the soap and peroxide on my hands and forearms,.after I rinse my nails are white again and my age spots fade !

[@jleetxgirl]

I noticed the pedicure places soak my/ your feet, then use a scrubby sponge to remove dead skin, making my/ your feet baby smooth again. I thought 💡 “why not use a similar kitchen sponge and gently scrub my dead skin in the shower.” So I did. It works so well and no real clean up chore since it just showers away any particles - they’re very small, and wouldn’t clog anything up. 😉 The hydrogen peroxide, would be a great addition to my routine, just need a small foot tub in there, too👍

[@Katie-vy5rd]

The H2O2 will also bleach the fissures in your heels if you have them. I sometimes get them bad in the summer. Definitely softens but add more and for about 5-10 minutes.

[@Seek_Him]

Preparation H will heal fissures

[@joltjolt5060]

@@Seek_Him mentholatum helps a lot too.

[@ghlewis]

@@Seek_Him thanks for the tip about preparation H! I never knew that helped

[@andrew5184]

I’m going to pass these tips along to my wife. She deals with fissures.

[@choossuck7653]

When I was 16 I went to the dentist for a cavity and he made my mouth hurt for that whole summer. Introduced me into a lifetime of overwhelming pain. Into a lifetime of ibuprofen. And other pain meds. About two years ago I found out about peroxide mouthwash. I wish I knew about this before my mouth was completely ruined.

[@mikematerne4579]

I'm a type1 diabetic and soaking your feet in peroxide will definitely save your feet.

[@dna6380]

Hey Mike. tell me more. do you have neuropathy in your feet?

[@joogullae3456]

@@dna6380 my father has neuropathy, i massage his legs and feet to get his blood flowing and keep his feet warm every night but its just a band aid!! If any1 has any ailment recommendations besides pain killers I'm all ears!

[@sarahall9538]

Anyone know if Hydrogen Peroxide soak will hurt Diabetic Skins with idea?

[@ec35317]

@@joogullae3456 If your Dad has Neuropathy, there are 2 things that may help: 1. Ancient Minerals Magnesium Oil 2. Frankincense & Myrrh Rubbing Oil Both can be purchased from Amazon. Do NOT apply them both at the same time. Maybe apply one of them in the morning and the other one at night. Also, wash the area first before applying each since there may be some residue from the other.

[@joogullae3456]

@@ec35317 thanks I'll look into that. Is this from personal experience?

[@slc1161]

Must be careful if you have wounds, especially deep ones. It destroys new, tender tissue growth. I’m a nurse and we used peroxide for decades for wound care. Stopped about 15 years ago.

[@octaviataylor3650]

So what do you suggest for deep wound associated with athletes feet

[@mentalphilanthropist35]

​@@octaviataylor3650Looks like the nurse forgot about your question. 😮

[@robertagilbert12345]

I've actually tried this before and it works amazingly. Just make sure you rub plenty of lotion on your feet 👣 afterwards because it makes them very dry at times. Thanks again for this amazing video. Hope you and everyone has a blessed day love ❤️🌹🌹❤️

[@sukiramnarain1729]

Hi can a diabetic use this especially if they suffer from diabetic sores

[@robertagilbert12345]

@@sukiramnarain1729 No don't use hydrogen peroxide it'll make it worse. Clean your feet and apply antibiotic cream. Also drink braggs apple cider vinegar mixed with water 3-4 times daily. The ACV is really good for diabetics. Has helped so many people. Also there's a oil called "Neuropathy" that's sold otc that might help you. I pray this will help you some. Please take care and prayers to you. 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@GoatyPlayz]

@@robertagilbert12345 bruh apple cider vinagar does not help with that LMAO. Why does everyone think apple cider vinegar is the holy grail??

[@robertagilbert12345]

@@GoatyPlayz Because I know for a FACT that it does work!!!!... Laugh all you want but I know better!!! 😏

[@katrinamalone5927]

It is!

[@peacebeyondpassion2]

I hold it in my mouth for as long as I can, my mouth bubbles up, I spit it out, brush my teeth. My breath is fresh, residue is off of my tongue and my teeth have never been whiter. Been doing it for years.

[@elieminam4749]

How long did it take you to see results ?

[@Thats_X_]

How long it take to see results?

[@tomtroy3792]

How long before you see results

[@myredeemerlivesamen991]

Do you dilute it in water?

[@TL50-r9f]

@@myredeemerlivesamen991 peroxide should 50/50 with water.

[@kathymorris4587]

Yup! Tried it! Helps a lot!!!!! 😊😊😊😊

[@AndreaJean]

Great to hear!

[@MikeVrabelsBurner]

*Putting on lotion afterwards is so important!!!* all of these things dry your feet out (even just soaking them in warm water) so make sure to rehydrate your feet or you'll just make your calluses worse in the long run

[@robertamcdonell6468]

i have used DAWN and it works great,tu

[@dnyce3506]

Tried it worked great thanks...😮

[@angelasamusements4786]

Try not to use the "cheese grater" file. It's very tough on your skin and can cause injuries and infections. Just firmly rub your feet with a dry towel to exfoliate the skin off.

[@reallauradee]

Yeah that looks like it someone grates one too many times, it may start to scrape down to the nerves.

[@designertjp-utube]

Thanks for sharing that, Mate! Guess I'll remove my *80* *Grit* *Sanding* *Disc* off my Milwaukee Drill, and simply grab a rough terry cloth towel.

[@macmcleod1188]

Actually the cheese graters are miraculously selective. I know people who've use them for decades without issue. I've used them myself for about a decade. (Combined with soaking first), Pretty much the bad skin gets caught and comes off and the good skin just pushes away from them without any injury at all. It may depend on the amount of pressure you're using.

[@wonderruss7201]

@@macmcleod1188 I agree. As long as you only grate til the obvious skin is gone if you’re gonna do this frequently and clean your grater after each use you should be fine!! I can’t live without mine

[@natchezbone]

Amazon sells an amazing little round disc foot callous sander. Ped-Egg and cheese grater got nothin on this little dude! If you have rough heels and those two won’t cut it this gem will not let you down! Go get one! You’re welcome. (Electric Callus Remover (Adjustable Speed) with 60pcs Replacement Sandpaper Disk)

[@emilyschlotte5914]

I use hydrogen peroxide for literally everything! Plants, my ear aches/infections and disinfectant plus more..

[@ashleydm4306]

OMG. Thank you. My feet are worse than yours and just tried this. Helps alot. Ty.

[@frankieg6320]

Definitely gonna try this out. I’ve been having dry feet and I’m trying to figure out how to fix that. Thanks for the tip

[@AndreaJean]

When you're done, rub this on your feet. My husband I love using the Dr. Scholl's Severe Cracked Heel Repair Restoring Balm to help moisturize our feet. urlgeni.us/amzn/wNCoK

[@tinamariesmith-williams1555]

You can do this with mouthwash as well.

[@DMV8662]

LISTERINE foot soak... The dead skin rolls right off... 👍👍👍

[@PinkyJay-ow4mj]

This works. I have been trying this. I also got my foot scrapers from dollar tree. ☺️

[@t.boutwell2434]

Plug the drain when you take a shower , tub/shower combo. Then sit on edge when done , shave legs while feet continue to soak. The hard corns , dried skin softens then use scraper on feet , rinse feet and tada. I do this every time I shower. Feet nice and clean and soft.

[@albertpeterinsua8301]

I'm not shaving my legs! :)

[@avaskott4118]

Yup!!! Edge of the tub works like a charm…

[@lindsayb7811]

I had staph infection on my foot due to an infected spider bite. Urgent Care immediately soaked my foot in bottles of peroxide. Coupled with an antibiotic, it worked!

[@BalthazarMyrrh70]

I have not yet tried acv or peroxide but what I have done is foot soaks with sunlight dish detergent. This is another wonderful skin & nail cleanser, I've found. I also use it to clean up poison ivy rash. Seems to be the lemon acidity?

[@weshugmeyer175]

Thanks for sharing this im Going to try it i have alot of pain from really bad calluses on the bottom of my feet

[@janicethomas9514]

I use Grocersm Urea 40% Cream. It does the same but no need to shave off the dead skin.

[@gotohellenwaite6371]

I use Dollar Tree mint mouthwash and water to soak my feet in . Ohhh that mint feels amazing .

[@rgrifferon]

2 Cups apple cider vinegar + 2 Cups Listerine in 1 gallon warm Hot to warm water , soak feet 30 minutes, you can then easily remove old husk, feet will feel amazing afterwards.

[@jmillerMAGA]

Use clear vinegar, won't stain nails

[@tazj4257]

Just checked my bottle for the percentage and surprisingly it's 3% so going to try this.

[@don.richard8823]

Thank you for sharing this I will try it! 👍🏼

[@Organicme1]

Good for gums and cleaning ears also. TY for this one, your cute as a bug and remind me of one of my daughters.

[@jeanielowe3246]

This is a good idea I'm going to try this as well as well my Mom about it to. Thank you for the video!!

[@MaggieMorrissey1916]

I do a similar thing. neat white vinegar soak, power drill with sand paper attachment, Vaseline and cling film wrap to finish

[@ahm7944]

You have to do this often as the peroxide breaks down immediately. My brother used the PodoPhylus antimicrobial insoles that lasts for months.. It releases iodine gas that kills the malodorous bacteria immediately and then slowly for months. Good for diabetic foot ulcers too.

[@ahm7944]

Thank you, Jean!

[@brandiposey5524]

I did not know it work on athletic feet. Thank you I’m a try.❤

[@estelle4389]

Thanks this helped. I have always been a farm girl and always walk barefoot so my heels are rough. I am a bit of a tomboy but at 57 I decided I should make an effort. 😂👍👌💯🇿🇦

[@user-vm5ud4xw6n]

TBH I have never wondered what would happen if I soaked my feet in peroxide. Sounds interesting!

[@auroravegodsky9938]

@@kenk7451 haha ☺️🙄.

[@user-vm5ud4xw6n]

@@kenk7451 Maybe I better keep them out of the peroxide. No feet would be problematic! I have taken care of amputee’s in my nursing career. Nothing but respect!

[@sauntersway3980]

I spray it in between my toes and all under and around my toenails. It keeps my feet healthy. I have been doing this for years. I get done in a few minutes too. No stinky feet and no funguses.

[@Balabaluka]

Just spray 3% peroxide undiluted?

[@sauntersway3980]

@@Balabaluka yes

[@tchrisou812]

@@sauntersway3980 Do you rinse it off or leave it on?

[@nickeeg97]

Thanks 👍

[@AlanJan_UK_49]

Good idea to use a spray instead of the cotton swabs I use. I carried some kind of foot infection that caused fluid filled vesicles appear. I tried everything over 40 years and NOTHING worked. Then I diluted 20 volume peroxide which is 6% down to about 3% and it was like a miracle. I have to use it at least weekly so whatever is lurking there is just waiting for the chance to come back.

[@lackallo7324]

THANK YOU! MY FEET LOOK WAY LESS DISCUGSTING!!! 🦶🙌✨️

[@Chutney1luv]

Andrea, I have used Hydrogen Perioxide for everything too! It does feel good, when you are soaking your feet! Also good to gargle to prevent a sore throat and to brush your teeth on bacon soda. Now, if you come up with some winning lotto numbers, let us know! 🤣 Thanks for the information!👍

[@erhhsdhh2099]

‘Bacon soda’ lol

[@nickeeg97]

@@erhhsdhh2099 lmao

[@sisom1956]

Listerinee and acv work as well. I'll try this too!

[@eastcoastemt9392]

VERY IMPORTANT to rinse your feet off with water afterwards. H2O2 eats necrotic tissue AND healthy tissue. Most of the time, in the medical field, we use only half strength (50/50 with water) to flush areas followed by sterile water or normal saline. Please be careful taking medical advise from someone online.

[@bugwar5545]

" Please be careful taking medical advise from someone online." You mean like you?

[@eastcoastemt9392]

@@bugwar5545 A-ha, I see what you did there 🤣 I didn't post this video, I was trying to prevent someone from dissolving their skin off. I should rephrase & say "medical advice" from someone that is not a healthcare professional. I've been a nurse for 30 years but you're right. I'm sure no other healthcare professional would agree. You go ahead & douse your feet in H2O2, you do you.

[@bugwar5545]

@@eastcoastemt9392 Claim what you like, you are just another poster with no validation other than what you can pull from ChatGPT

[@francesfisher795]

@@bugwar5545 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@lindalovejones0421]

😂😂 LMFAO 😂😂

[@user-mr4pm7jv5e]

This stuff is the BEST if you’re prone to athletes foot!! I always soak mine in peroxide every 3rd day! I haven’t had athletes foot in a year thanks to hydrogen peroxide. I am very prone due to my toes curling inwards.

[@hvfd5956]

Use caution on this! If you have an infection, such as an in-grown toe nail turned into an infection, adding Hydrogen Peroxide will make the infection worse, particularly if it is a bug that thrives on oxygen. Been there, have the merit badge, lost 1//3 of my toenail. Now that said, you really don't have to have toenails. In my case the doctors tried to talk me into removing the toenail. I said no. Once they removed the part where the infection had been, they put Phenol(if you are old enough, think the smell of the paste you used in elementary school) on it to inhibit grow back. The bad part is Phenol burns the top layer of skin, so you will need pain meds for several days.

[@aprilfoster4725]

Yep and for extra conditioning Vicks vapor rup after scrubbing and sleep.overnight in socks.

[@Tinyteacher1111]

That kills toenail fungus, too. Never had it, but I know it kills mold and fungus.

[@DeviousOne0]

No it does not kill toenail fungus.

[@420GirlwholovesSH]

Acv nor peroxide kills toenail fungus nor does tea tree EO. My husband has had this shit since Grenada and only thing that kills it is toxic to your liver.

[@jackiewren74]

Awe is doesn't does any one known what does. Doctor said tea tree oil never worked for toe nail fungus. Bought stuff out the chemist nothing works. Bf has is bad on his big toe he thing if the remove the nail it grow back healthy

[@420GirlwholovesSH]

@@jackiewren74 we thought my granddaughter had it. Had it from DAY BIRTH on 1 big toe. Ends up, it’s psoriasis

[@dozi918]

@@DeviousOne0 it works for me…

[@mamapoch1915]

I have horrible feet and can’t wait to give this a try!

[@mrgarner4796]

I have tried everything...except hydrogen peroxide. On my todo list. Thank you.

[@bennylokes93]

I will try this sometime this week. Thanks for the up load on the bathroom sink cleaning was able to unclog my sink.Liked & subbed!!❤❤❤

[@heroknaderi]

That is some great advice. I appreciate it 😎😎

[@AndreaJean]

❤️❤️❤️

[@MexicanMovie]

Wow, you got a new subscriber here ! The lab where i work requires steel toe boots be worn, which make my feet get really sweaty and I'm gonna be using this method tonight. Thank you !!!!!

[@bettyqueen1235]

A podiatrist told me not to wear fingernail polish but for the day of the event you are wearing it for. Always remove it of a night before going to bed, it is the thing that starts toenail fungus. Like your video, just remember the nail polish is really not good for long periods of time. ❤️

[@Aftermath-o4f]

Most men don’t wear nail polish yet many have fungus.