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Q: Why Do Feet And Footwear Smell?
A: There are bacteria on the feet that are known to cause foot odour (link here to clinical tests page) Feet perspire naturally and produce fatty acids. In the warm damp atmosphere of the footwear, the bacteria feed off the fatty acids, multiply and give off the bad odor. The bacteria get into the footwear making the footwear smell. If you leave your footwear to dry for a few days the smell tends to go away. But when you put on the footwear, the warmth returns and so does the smell. Q: How Does Gran's Work?
A: Gran's works by eliminating the bacteria that cause the smell. Half a teaspoon is applied to the shoes worn daily, whether or not they are the same shoes you wear each day. The results are the same because Gran's works to eliminate the bacteria using the shoes as a medium . The powder will get on to the feet (where the problem starts), even if socks or hosery/hosiery are worn. Continue to apply the powder each day until the powder is used up. It is important not to interrupt the seven day (approx) programme, as this can dilute the effectiveness of the remedy.
The pottle that the powder comes in, contains a small spoon, which is the equivalent of half a teaspoon. Once the powder is used up, your feet and also the shoes you have worn during the treatment period will remain odour free for up to six months. Q: What Clinical Tests Have Been Carried Out On Grans?
A: Two tests on Gran's Remedy have been carried out at the Department of Microbiology at the University of Otago, Dunedin, New Zealand.
Q: What Time Of The Day Should I Apply The Powder? A: You can apply it any time of the day. But our preference is to apply the powder just before the shoes are worn. When the feet are placed in the shoes the feet act as distributor ensuring that the powder is distributed around the footwear and on the feet where the bacteria reside. Q: Where In The Shoes Do I Put The Powder?
A: Just sprinkle the powder as evenly as possible throughout the shoes. Q: I Have Trouble Only With My Sneakers (Trainers, Runners, Or Whatever You Call Them In Your Country).
A: Some people have a problem with only one set of footwear, usually sports shoes that they wear infrequently. The best application here is to place half a teaspoon into each shoe each time they are worn. |