View Full Version : Getting rid of smelly feet odor
annAnna
06-08-2005, 08:36 PM
How I hate this custom of taking off shoes indoors!
3 weeks ago we had a visitor whose feet were damp and smelly, 8 on scale
of 10.
Even now the carpet areas that he had stood or walked on still give odor
that makes me sick.
I really do not have the energy to shampoo the whole house, I'm looking
for a way to spot clean without shampoo.
Thanks.
montana wildhack
06-08-2005, 08:36 PM
On 2005-03-03 00:42:17 -0500, annAnna <ana@totallyfaked.com> said:
> How I hate this custom of taking off shoes indoors!
>
> 3 weeks ago we had a visitor whose feet were damp and smelly, 8 on scale of 10.
>
> Even now the carpet areas that he had stood or walked on still give
> odor that makes me sick.
>
> I really do not have the energy to shampoo the whole house, I'm looking
> for a way to spot clean without shampoo.
>
> Thanks.
I'd try something like Nature's Miracle or anothe enzyme-based carpet
cleaner. Of course, you might start by spraying white vinegar on the
affected areas and waiting about 24 hours before you go the enzyme
route.
tidybin
06-08-2005, 08:36 PM
montana wildhack wrote:
> On 2005-03-03 00:42:17 -0500, annAnna <ana@totallyfaked.com> said:
>
>> How I hate this custom of taking off shoes indoors!
>>
>> 3 weeks ago we had a visitor whose feet were damp and smelly, 8 on
>> scale of 10.
>>
>> Even now the carpet areas that he had stood or walked on still give
>> odor that makes me sick.
>>
>> I really do not have the energy to shampoo the whole house, I'm
>> looking for a way to spot clean without shampoo.
>>
>> Thanks.
>
>
> I'd try something like Nature's Miracle or anothe enzyme-based carpet
> cleaner. Of course, you might start by spraying white vinegar on the
> affected areas and waiting about 24 hours before you go the enzyme route.
>
Thanks for the tip. I've never tried anything with vinegar...should it
be diluted before use?
Sue Larkin
06-08-2005, 08:36 PM
In article <wmTVd.569648$8l.166307@pd7tw1no>, tidybin <tidybin@shaw.ca>
wrote:
:montana wildhack wrote:
:> On 2005-03-03 00:42:17 -0500, annAnna <ana@totallyfaked.com> said:
:>
:>> How I hate this custom of taking off shoes indoors!
:>>
:>> 3 weeks ago we had a visitor whose feet were damp and smelly, 8 on
:>> scale of 10.
:>>
:>> Even now the carpet areas that he had stood or walked on still give
:>> odor that makes me sick.
:>>
:>> I really do not have the energy to shampoo the whole house, I'm
:>> looking for a way to spot clean without shampoo.
:>>
:>> Thanks.
:>
:>
:> I'd try something like Nature's Miracle or anothe enzyme-based carpet
:> cleaner. Of course, you might start by spraying white vinegar on the
:> affected areas and waiting about 24 hours before you go the enzyme route.
:>
:
:Thanks for the tip. I've never tried anything with vinegar...should it
:be diluted before use?
A couple of months ago I had something worse than smelly feet permeate
my carpet. I used diluted vinegar...can't remember the dilution but a
google search should reveal it. Once dry, I sprayed the heavy duty
Febreze (for carpet and upholstery...not the room spray) over the area,
lightly, for several days in a row. It worked! I was shocked!
Aloha...Sue
tidybin
06-08-2005, 08:36 PM
Sue Larkin wrote:
> In article <wmTVd.569648$8l.166307@pd7tw1no>, tidybin <tidybin@shaw.ca>
> wrote:
>
> :montana wildhack wrote:
> :> On 2005-03-03 00:42:17 -0500, annAnna <ana@totallyfaked.com> said:
> :>
> :>> How I hate this custom of taking off shoes indoors!
> :>>
> :>> 3 weeks ago we had a visitor whose feet were damp and smelly, 8 on
> :>> scale of 10.
> :>>
> :>> Even now the carpet areas that he had stood or walked on still give
> :>> odor that makes me sick.
> :>>
> :>> I really do not have the energy to shampoo the whole house, I'm
> :>> looking for a way to spot clean without shampoo.
> :>>
> :>> Thanks.
> :>
> :>
> :> I'd try something like Nature's Miracle or anothe enzyme-based carpet
> :> cleaner. Of course, you might start by spraying white vinegar on the
> :> affected areas and waiting about 24 hours before you go the enzyme route.
> :>
> :
> :Thanks for the tip. I've never tried anything with vinegar...should it
> :be diluted before use?
>
> A couple of months ago I had something worse than smelly feet permeate
> my carpet. I used diluted vinegar...can't remember the dilution but a
> google search should reveal it. Once dry, I sprayed the heavy duty
> Febreze (for carpet and upholstery...not the room spray) over the area,
> lightly, for several days in a row. It worked! I was shocked!
>
> Aloha...Sue
Sue, you're the bearer of good news indeed!!
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