Wish I would've known that three months ago.
Finally got rid of it, but it's coming back then it
occured to me it must a reinfaction from my footware.
Mike
>Wish I would've known that three months ago.
>Finally got rid of it, but it's coming back then it
>occured to me it must a reinfaction from my footware.
Be alert to other possible sources of re-infection, such as gym
floors, your bathroom mats, etc. Some of these are easily under your
control, some not.
If you try Lysol... Lysol is intended for use on non-porous surfaces
(read the label). If you use it on something porous, it may or may not
penetrate to where the germs are. And if it does penetrate, it may
leave a residual odor on the shoes. So think about this, depending on
the types of shoes. Also, some people find Lysol irritating -- esp if
you have any open wounds. Remember, Lysol is basically a _very_ strong
detergent.
bob
Mike - 03 Jul 2005 05:13 GMT
I go to the gym 5-6 times aweek. I'm thinking I should have stopped wearing
my old foot wear and bought new stuff after it was cured.
Will give more thought to Lysol.
Mike
>>Wish I would've known that three months ago.
>>Finally got rid of it, but it's coming back then it
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