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### **Instructions:**
1. Fill a foot basin with warm water and add the vinegar.
2. Stir in Epsom salt and essential oils if desired.
3. Soak your feet for **15-20 minutes**.
4. Use a pumice stone to gently remove dead skin (if needed).
5. Pat dry and apply a moisturizer to lock in hydration.
## **How Often Should You Soak Your Feet?**
For **general foot care and odor control**, soaking **2-3 times per week** is ideal. If treating **fungal infections** or **calluses**, you may need daily soaks for **1-2 weeks** until improvement is noticed.
## **Who Should Avoid Vinegar Foot Soaks?**
– People with **open wounds, cuts, or sensitive skin** (vinegar may cause irritation).
– Those with **diabetes or circulation issues** should consult a doctor before soaking.
A vinegar foot soak is a simple, cost-effective way to keep your feet **healthy, fresh, and relaxed**. Whether you’re battling foot odor, fungus, or just need a little self-care, this natural remedy is worth a try. Treat your feet to some well-deserved pampering today! 👣💦
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