Wearing open shoes lets the air flow around your feet, keeping them cool and keeping you from producing as much sweat. When you do sweat, it will evaporate quickly due to air circulation. During colder months, wear leather or canvas shoes that allow your feet to "breathe." Steer clear of rubber and plastic shoes. Socks absorb your sweat when you wear them, and it dries when you take them off. Putting on a dirty pair of socks for the second day in a row is essentially going to reheat that sweat, leading to a foul smell. Change your socks every day, especially if your feet tend to get sweaty.  Unless you're wearing open shoes; you should always wear socks. If your feet get very sweaty, carry an extra pair of socks with you so that you can change your socks during the day.     When you wash your socks, turn them inside out in the washer, so the dead flakes of skin have a better chance of being washed away.     Go for absorbent socks made of cotton or wool. Non-absorbent socks (like nylon) trap moisture around your foot, making a cozy little nook for bacteria. Dust out yesterday's baking soda before adding the fresh amount. Baking soda absorbs moisture and odors. If you feet start to feel dry or irritated, go a few days without using baking soda. You may need to take periodic breaks from it. Put cedar wood shavings or whole cloves inside your shoes for a few days when you don't need to wear them. Over time, the odor may diminish or disappear. In addition to cedar wood shavings you can also use cedar wood insoles while you aren't wearing the shoes. The natural cedarwood essential oils have antibacterial properties, which fight bacteria and help to cure and prevent foot odor. They also have antifungal properties, which help prevent athlete's foot and nail fungus. It is also a convenient way without the need for daily routines like powdering or creaming. Let your shoes dry out completely so that bacteria don't set up camp in there. It takes at least 24 hours for a shoe to dry out completely. Take out the insoles to...

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穿凉鞋或露趾鞋。 每天更换袜子。 每天在鞋袜撒少许小苏打。 用雪松或丁香保持鞋子清香。 使用雪松鞋垫。 准备几双鞋子轮换穿。 经常洗鞋。 经常脱鞋。 使用烘鞋机。