DOES TILEX MOLD AND MILDEW REMOVER ACTUALLY WORK ON ATHLETE'S FOOT???

Question

DOES TILEX MOLD AND MILDEW REMOVER ACTUALLY WORK ON ATHLETE'S FOOT???

AND IF IT DOES

HOW MANY TIME WOULD YOU HAVE TO DO THIS.

AND IS IT BAD IF THERE ARE CUTS ON YOUR FOOT?

Answer 1

It would likely kill the fungus, but it would also likely cause a lot of harm to your skin.  I mean, chlorine bleach kills HIV, but that doesn't mean an infected person should drink it.

Answer 2

The product kills staph, strep and athlete's foot fungus ON HARD NON-POROUS SURFACES.  It is NOT meant to be used on skin.  I suggest you do as the other poster suggested and buy an athletes foot cream or powder.  Save the Tilex for the shower.

Tilex will BURN your skin and cause severe pain on open cuts or scrapes.  

Answer 3

That sounds like a good way to make a trip to the emergency room!

But go ahead.  You'd probably rather believe some story you heard in school rather than think for yourself.  When it hits your cuts watch out!  You're going to be screaming bloody murder!

Answer 4

Sure, it would be a great idea - if you are trying to remove a layer of skin from your feet!!!!   I believe that if you read the label, it will tell you that this product is not supposed to come in contact with your skin.  And yes, it would be especially bad if your have cuts in your skin - unless you enjoy screaming in pain . . . .

Try an over the counter antifungal cream, power or spray. Two or three times per week, soak your feet in a solution of warm water and apple cider vinegar (1 cup vinegar to 1 gallon warm water).  Keep your feet dry (change socks during the day if you need to).  Wash your socks in hot water with bleach.  Spray your shower floor with a disinfectant after use.

Save the Tilex for the mold, OK?

Answer 5

I wouldn't seem to think so,it will probably burn your skin.There are plenty of products you can by over the counter without going to the Doctors.