All odours are unpleasant. However, if one bothers to make a list of the most unpleasant ones, the stench of feet will probably be somewhere near the top. You know you agree. And in the unfortunate scenario where you suffer from that yourself, it gets worse. Mostly because you're all too familiar the chaos and embarrassment that ensues every time you remove your shoes. Keeping that in mind, we have done our research and here are the easiest home remedies that will take care of your smelly feet in a jiffy.

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Most men don't know how to wash their feet properly. Now now, before you revolt, hear us out homies, for we mean well. Just running your feet under the tap after a hasty rub with your body soap while taking a shower doesn't really count as 'washing your feet properly'. Use an antibacterial/antifungal soap (especially if you have smelly feet) and really get to work. Pay attention to the spaces between your toes, and make sure your toenails are always properly clipped. Once you're done, dry your feet well before you put on your socks/shoes.

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Soaking your feet in different solutions that counter microbial growth can really work wonders for smelly feet. You can use different soaks like vinegar, Epsom salts, tea or even our good old Listerine! For salts, you should consult the doctor. For vinegar, you can make a soak with one part vinegar and two parts water. For tea, just use 4-5 tea bags in warm water. For Listerine, the 1:2 ratio with warm water works fine (you can add a little vinegar as well). Thank us later!

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Powders are a sure-shot quick fix. Be it antibacterial/antifungal powders, baby powders, baking soda, corn starch, or even our good old talcum powders, they will keep your feet dry and resist the formation of moisture - thereby preventing odour formation. Use some after a shower and before putting on your socks.

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Make sure you always wear clean, dry socks made of light, breathable material. Always wash your socks after wearing them once and don't ever repeat them two days in a row. Try not repeating shoes as well. Once you remove your shoes, don't dump them in a dingy, dark closet. Let them breathe in open air for some time before keeping them inside. Deodorize your insoles with baking soda every now and then.