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Using lemon and baking soda for feet is the at-home trick saving many of us from tired-looking, dry or, umm, smelly feet. And although it sounds like a grandma’s recipe, this combo is having a great ...

This concoction is sufficient to treat roughly 1000 square feet of moss-infested lawn, and should you be dealing with more expansive areas, just scale up the mixture while preserving the proportions.

Prepare a footbath with warm water. Squeeze in lemon juice from one lemon. You can also leave pieces of lemon peel in the water. Soak your feet for up to 15 minutes. Use a foot brush to scrub dead ...

Athlete’s foot is a fungal infection that affects the feet. Medical treatments are available, but self-care and home remedies may also help. These include tea tree oil, garlic, baking soda, and ...

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Combine all ingredients thoroughly and watch the mixture fizz as the baking soda blends with lemon juice. Soak your feet for 10 minutes, then rinse the mixture off well.

Add one teaspoon of baking soda in a bowl, and squeeze the juice of half a lemon in it. Mix to get a thick paste. Apply this on a damp face. Cover the problem areas first and then move on to the ...