Does it work on dry feet
1294819
it does .my dry skin is much better . I use sometimes on my legs as well :) love the product
2282155
Yes it does. Very nicely. Did it that way the 1st time then read the instructions saying you do it on dry skin!
1893779
My first try did not get great results and then my feet dried out like crazy. I have been waiting to try again when it warms up and I can wear sandals. I am guessing you could do it again after a month.
599140
I'm assuming "yes" but have never used it for that. It sure stops ordor in shoes which is what I bought it for. I love this stuff!
1308660
not really sure, probably, it would just medicate ur feet :-) it's mainly used for soreness, so if ur feet hurt, try it.
1089350
It really only works on just the toes, but for me...if my toes are toasty, then I'm good. I have [against directions] applied them to the top of my foot [on the toe area] which works well [in combination with putting a pair on the bottom of my feet at the same time]. I ride my bike to work in Minnesota in the winter and that combination helps keep my feet warmer on the 50 minute ride.
2282154
Yes. It works best after showers or on callus cream/lotion. I also bought one for my mom. She is diabetic and it really helps her feet for smooth bottom.
1612876
I used a product callled Sugru for the feet. It's a silicone rubber substance that is moldable like clay and then dries to a rubbery solid. I have used it on lots of stuff. Can be obtained on-line. You will find many uses for it. The pads others are using, I assume, are stick-on silicon pads, but they will not stick for long. Especially for someting exposed to moisture all the time. This will solve your problem as it did mine.
208996
No I don't think so. Damp Rid absorbs water from the air not from objects and it is a slow process. They last about three months where I am (Florida) before the bottom of them is completely filled with water.I would suggest turning your boots on their side near a portable electric heater.
2073312
Mine was a spray. I barely used it as I was not getting a relief. I purchased INZO Antifungal Cream (miconazole Nitrate 2%) and use it twice a day. On top I am using rich moisturizing foot creams - trust me, it works. Make sure you either use some powder (like baking soda for your shoes or sandals daily. There is Zeasorb Antifungal treatment (super Absorbent Powder) . When I use moisturizing foot creams I wait for some 3-5 minutes and then put on cotton socks not no moisture my foot ware for some 10 - 15 minutes, do my chores and then take them off and put on my slippers if I am home or sandals... Good luck, I promise it will help. Mine was a spray. I barely used it as I was not getting a relief. I purchased INZO Antifungal Cream (miconazole Nitrate 2%) and use it twice a day. On top I am using rich moisturizing foot creams - trust me, it works. Make sure you either use some powder (like baking soda for your shoes or sandals daily. There is Zeasorb Antifungal treatment (super Absorbent Powder) . When I use moisturizing foot creams I wait for some 3-5 minutes and then put on cotton socks not no moisture my foot ware for some 10 - 15 minutes, do my chores and then take them off and put on my slippers if I am home or... » Read More Mine was a spray. I barely used it as I was not getting a relief. I purchased INZO Antifungal Cream (miconazole Nitrate 2%) and use it twice a day. On top I am using rich moisturizing foot creams - trust me, it works. Make sure you either use some powder (like baking soda for your shoes or sandals daily. There is Zeasorb Antifungal treatment (super Absorbent Powder) . When I use moisturizing foot creams I wait for some 3-5 minutes and then put on cotton socks not no moisture my foot ware for some 10 - 15 minutes, do my chores and then take them off and put on my slippers if I am home or sandals... Good luck, I promise it will help. « Show Less
270678
As far as I know it does not. I do like it though. It is a drying agent. I was using Polysporin powder but they took it off the market. I decided to try thisinstead. I just put atibiotic creme on the wound, apply BFI lightly, then a bandage. It is good for between the toes.
1182024
I don't know. I don't see why not. It works for my heel, arch, toes and fingers. A few drops go a long way; might be worth a try
1965839
I can't truly answer if it will work for shoes but it truly does a GREAT job of getting rid of odors so I would venture to say that it wouldn't hurt to try the product. It was highly recommended to me. Hope it works.
1541709
Yes, it works on feet as well ; use five days straight and you should see results ; use at night or when you won't use your hands as much
680417
I use it on boots, running shoes, and ordinary shoes. It works great on all of them. I usually run in the morning, often on trails. So, my running shoes are often wet. I'm glad to have the boot dryer to dry them quickly and keep them in good condition.
1427603
Geraldine, it works best if your feet have been wet for a while so the dead skin is softened. Depending on how much dead skin is there, you may want to repeat the procedure as needed. Regular use will help keep your feet soft.
426273
I would definitely recommend this product and I think it will get the job done. I used it on my boots and it worked wonderfully, although they had not been dry for six years, but I'm sure it would work but you at just need to put a little extra on since your boots are so dry. My Dad also says this is the best he has ever gotten and the only stuff to actually work on his boots. I definitely recommend this for your boots.