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I would try that, or soaking in any thing, but I don't have a good place to soak. I have an old fashioned clawfoot tub, hard to sit on the edge of that.
If you are referring to my mention of the clorox soak, when I did it I made the solution in a little bowl and took it into the living room while I watched some tv.
I may have mentioned this above, but a friend's podiatrist told her to soak her toe in somewhat diluted clorox and it worked...so I did it too. I had a big toe with fungus for quite a while and it's gone. She soaked it twice a day and I did it once in the evening.
I have not got a shadow of doubt it probably worked. I was just saying that painting my toenails with white vinegar twice a day worked for me. I'm sure there are probably many products will work and much faster.
I have not got a shadow of doubt it probably worked. I was just saying that painting my toenails with white vinegar twice a day worked for me. I'm sure there are probably many products will work and much faster.
Bleach kills fungus and I had some in my apt closet many yrs ago and this was after I moved into this apt close to the ocean, and was shocked to find the mold/fungus...clorox killed it and it never returned.
Soak in warm water for about 30 minutes with a good amount of epsom salt and about 10 drops of pure tea tree oil mixed in. Then before you go to bed put a couple of drops of organic oregano essential oil on the problems areas. Do this each night for about two weeks. It will clear it up.
Bleach kills fungus and I had some in my apt closet many yrs ago and this was after I moved into this apt close to the ocean, and was shocked to find the mold/fungus...clorox killed it and it never returned.
I used to do apartment maintenance. I had lots of fungus on windowsills. Bleach was a sure fire cure. Some of came back and some of didn't but that was always (no exceptions) the first thing to use. I had 90 apartments and there was two of them that where it constantly came back after while then it had to be done again.
Fungus hates urine. Pee on your feet in the shower. Good for athletes foot, too. Don't wipe it off, let it airdry.
"Is there any truth to rumors that you can cure athlete’s foot with urine? Some people say urine might cure athlete’s foot because of the urea that it contains. It would have to be a very large amount of urea (more than how much is normally found in urine) for it to be considered useful to treat tinea pedis (“athlete’s foot”). So in reality, no, it probably does not work."
I took a prescription drug for it, and it worked great. No problems from it at all. Fungus free, and happy not to have to pee on my feet.
Well I have moved past urine now on to using Apple Cider vinegar, white vinegar and tea tree oil as well as oregano oil and I read coconut oil works also. I am trying those before I touch bleach.
I was reading the side effects of the RX drug to cure this and it is not 100% as the fungus can come back one side effect is loss of sense of taste, one is loss of sight another is loss of hearing and loss of liver use. I think I will be ok losing my toenails.
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