After soaking, use a foot file or pumice stone to remove the softened dead skin. Rinse your feet well, dry them off with a ...

A Home Remedy For Athlete’s Foot, Cracked Heels, and Callouses Jasmin Merdan Medically reviewed by Danielle McNeil, D.P.M A Listerine foot soak is, as the name suggests, an at-home treatment that ...

A Listerine foot soak is a type of at-home foot bath. It’s primarily used to treat athlete’s foot and onychomycosis (toenail fungus). People also use Listerine on their feet to help remove dead skin.

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LISTERINE is a common mouthwash generally used in dental care to help prevent gingivitis and tooth decay. It also has many other uses apart from oral hygiene. One of these is as a foot soak, which is ...

I don’t necessarily have really dry feet, but who I wouldn’t pass up softer, prettier feet, especially now that we’re in the heart of summer. I’ve used a pumice stone, foot scrubs from the drug store ...

With the holidays around the corner and the hustle and bustle of decorating, wrapping, and baking in our midst, we sometimes forget about pampering ourselves. What if you could do something at-home ...

Q: Upon learning that Listerine could help control athlete’s foot, I first thought that meant soaking your feet in Listerine. That could get quite expensive over time. I have found a more affordable ...