Socks

Carnation Silversocks contain pure silver, a naturally occurring element. The textile fibres incorporated in the sock have been completely and universally coated with pure silver. Why do they put silver in socks? Silver inhibits the growth of bacteria and fungi in the socks. They are safe, non-toxic, drug-free bandages that obstruct disease-causing pathogens, insects, dirt, […]

Spray the Lysol in your shoes and then spray a clean pair of socks and put them in your shoes. Let the socks sit in your shoes overnight; they will help the Lysol soak into your shoes and kill the bacteria. Is it OK to spray Lysol on fabric? The best disinfectant spray for a […]

Others have described mold as having an earthy or meaty odor, resembling the smell of wet socks or rotten wood. For many homeowners, the smell is unpleasant and pungent. Does black mold smell like feet? The short answer to this question is yes, mold does have a distinct odor. The best way to describe the […]

It should only be thick enough to create a straight line from your head and neck down through your spine. Your shoulders should not be on the pillow. What is the correct way to lay on a pillow? The best pillows for sleeping on your back are those that are firm around the edges, but […]

’80s. Ankle socks worn with heels or sneakers were a classic ’80s style—the slouchier, the better. Are socks with heels a thing? Sure, there are always a few street-style fads that merit a hard pass, but there are also plenty of seemingly tricky ones that actually deserve a chance. Case in point: socks with heels. […]

Silk / Silk Blends: Silk is an advanced natural fabric. It’s luxuriously comfortable while also capable of wicking moisture away from your foot. It also has natural insulating properties that make it a great choice for warm weather hiking or as the main material in a sock liner. What material of socks are best for […]

Rowland recommends soaking your feet in a mixture of vinegar and water or Epsom salt and water. For a salt soak, dissolve half a cup of Epsom salt in a tub or large bowl of warm water and soak for about 10 to 20 minutes. How can I make my feet stop smelling? Try these […]

A regular pedicure could be more than just a pampering treat; it can be great for preventing smelly feet too! How do you permanently get rid of stinky feet? You can reduce or eliminate smelly feet by: Washing. Wash your feet daily with an antibacterial soap. Soaking. Keeping dry. Powdering. Using OTC products. Changing your […]

Foods that Help Make Your Feet Stink Sulfur-rich foods – and not just eggs e.g., onion, garlic, cabbage, cauliflower, broccoli, beer, tea, and coffee. Spicy foods. Greasy foods such as fast foods. Chocolate. Refined carbs e.g., white bread, white rice, white pasta, pastries. Low-carbs (particularly on the keto diet) What causes excessive stinky feet? Causes […]

Try to keep the arm lower than at a right angle to your body (the lower the better normally but don’t put your arm flat under your body as you will squash the shoulder). With the bad arm uppermost, use a pillow to rest the arm on. Don’t just let it hang onto the bed […]

Which of the following is considered poor etiquette in Japan? You are CORRECTIt is considered very rude to place chopsticks vertically in your food as it symbolises an offering to the dead. What are cultural issues in Japan? Japan – Cultural Challenges Cultural Challenges – Japan. Communication. Proper non-verbal communication can be challenging. Eating. Food […]

The Japanese take it even further with special toilet slippers. These are slippers to be worn in the toilet only. They are placed at the toilet entrance and whenever you want to use the toilet, you change from your regular indoor slippers to the special toilet slippers. Again it makes sense when you think about […]

Laughing and talking loudly, getting drunk, and getting too excited could cause complaints from neighbors or be considered rude. Even if other members might be acting this way it is important to remember you are in someone else’s home and you should always try your best to show respect. What is disrespectful to Japanese? Don’t […]

If you’re planning a trip to Japan, here are a few cultural faux pas you should be aware of. Don’t break the rules of chopstick etiquette. Don’t wear shoes indoors. Don’t ignore the queuing system. Avoid eating on the go. Don’t get into a bathtub before showering first. Don’t blow your nose in public. Don’t […]

It is common practice in Japan to sleep on a very thin mattress over a tatami mat, made of rice straw and woven with soft rush grass. The Japanese believe this practice will help your muscles relax, allowing for a natural alignment of your hips, shoulders and spine. Why don’t they use beds in Japan? […]

Socks With Sandals Jika-tabi are an improvement on traditional tabi socks, with a thicker construction and rubber soles; tabi are socks, jika-tabi are like knit boots. Construction workers and heavy laborers often prefer the style in Japan due to its ability to provide a more natural traction on the ground. Do Japanese wear socks with […]

Materials. While cotton socks are super breathable, they’re not going to do the best job of keeping you cool and dry, given their hydrophilic nature. For moisture-wicking, opt instead for a performance synthetic or natural bamboo. Bamboo has the added benefit of being naturally temperature-regulating. What is the best material for socks in hot weather? […]

What Did Romans Wear On Their Feet? The solea, or sandal, was the most commonly worn footwear. A light shoe made from leather or woven papyrus leaves, the solea was held to the foot with a simple strap across the top of the foot, or instep. How did Romans keep their feet warm? How Did […]

Remember the average life for a man in the Ancient Rome’s times was about 40… Even the average height was shorter than today’s Romans: around 5’5”! How tall were Romans on average? The average height was between 5′ and 5.5 ft tall based on skeletal remains and written history. Eastern Rome (Constantine’s Post Italian Rome) […]

For the fashion conscious, sandals were the thing to wear for most of the Roman period. Roman sandals were shaped to resemble feet and toes, and were secured to the foot with a thong between the toes in a similar way to a modern flip-flop. What did Romans wear for footwear? Most common was the […]