One of the most common and oldest sayings is ''cleanliness is next to Godliness'' this quote is known in every order of societies, we could discuss this for many hours, with the result of not getting the reader to understand the ideas of basic hygiene that we need to practice. The washing of our feet is the most important ritual that we need to remember in this particular topic.Water, the element that dominates 75% of our planet, Water, the essence of life that gives birth, life and rejuvenation to all, so refreshing, and stimulating, running water at our fingertips, the few of us who are so lucky to have this luxury are even blessed with water of varying temperatures, for the control of foot odours, a warm foot wash opens the pores and allows us to get a deeper cleaner wash, feet washing removes bacteria and supports the natural balance of comfort.(John:13:14)

Apart from using warm foot baths there are a lot of other components we can add to warm water, tea tree oil has anti-bacterial properties, there a numerous aromatherapy oils that support the destruction of fungi and bacteria, the use of anti-septic soaps and liquids in our foot baths, are a good way of declaring war on the stink medley symphony. Another common soak is concentrated black tea, this contains tannic acid and is not appreciated by bacteria, when we wash our feet, its a good idea to check in-between the toes, if these areas are not discoloured or red, it's a good sign, the soles of our feet are often ignored, part of the good feet ritual is to make sure that the hard dead skin, that contains the luxury apartments for bacteria is removed.This is quite simple, a pumice stone or foot scraper are the best buys and easy to use, after bathing dry your feet well, and leave them to air, ''hmm'' they feel so good'' in fact they are ready for a sensuous round of toe kissing and feet pampering.(Schneider 2006)