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Strange story for you.. I had very bad athletes foot for many years. All the off the shelf powders and creams didn't help at all. Someone told me to pee on my feet to cure it, I didnt believe them but tried it anyways. Worked amazingly quickly. Occasionally I do it still but not all the time. Haven't had athletes foot in over 25 years... I'm so sorry for the story. ๐
You still pee on your feet occasionally as some kind of preventative you're saying?
Prophylactic feet pissing is now my favorite phrase in the English language
Yep that's the idea. Not actually sure if its preventing anything.. But it hasn't come back. Its in the shower so I don't care. Finish washing up and spray the shower with cleaner when im done. ๐
No one wants itchy feet that's for sure
And they're always eager to help out other people too.