Why does it smell bad in winter and not smell in summer? I m sure it s not the smell of stinky feet?

No way! It should smell in summer, but it doesn't smell in winter! If you want to have the smell of dirty clothes, the body is easy to sweat in hot weather in summer, and the clothes will smell and sweat when you sweat more times.

In winter, the weather is cold, and it is not easy to sweat, so it generally does not smell, unless the clothes have a smell after a long time.

There is a peculiar smell on the body in winter and no smell in summer, which may be because you have not taken a bath for too long, resulting in a unique smell emitted from your body, which is because you have not taken a bath for a long time, resulting in some odors emitting and forming a very unpleasant smell.

I'm looking, I don't quite understand, what is the smell that you want to describe? If my guess is correct, it should be that the climate in winter is cold and humid and the humidity is very low, and many bacteria are more likely to multiply and deteriorate in people. In addition, there are also cases where you don't change your clothes for a few days and don't take a shower.

This variety of flavors is combined. So. It's weird to smell to others, but you can't smell it yourself, because you're used to smelling from yourself.

You may have a slight body odor, you take a bath every day in summer, you can't smell it when you wash your clothes every day, and your clothes are thick in winter, so you won't have a bad smell when you wash them every day.

Maybe it's because I wear more clothes in winter, and sometimes I sweat like thin clothes in summer, and the smell dissipates quickly.

That's too much to pull out of clothes.

It should be that the air is not well circulated.

Don't wash your hair and bathe as often as summer in winter.

Is it the smell of clothes? You can try a different kind of scented laundry detergent.

Maybe it's the smell caused by you not taking a shower for a long time and not changing your clothes, you can take a shower and change your clothes frequently, but if it doesn't work, you go to the hospital to check it out and see if it's a physical reason.

Because in winter, you will wear a lot of clothes on your body, and then there is no way to get the smell out of your body.

In summer, the sweat on the feet will be emitted by itself when wearing sandals, so there is no smell. Wearing socks in winter will also cause your feet to sweat, and if you don't wash them for two or three days, it will cause sweat bacteria on your socks to breed a smell.

Winter solution: 1. Wear cotton socks in winter, and wear thick cotton socks when the weather is cold, which can absorb sweat and prolong the time of odor.

2. Pay attention to hygiene and prepare a few pairs of cotton socks. If your feet are sweaty a lot, you should scald your feet with boiling water every day for a period of time (try to enter the water little by little, and burn your feet while they are hot), so that after 10 days, the sweating pores will gradually secrete less sweat, which will reduce the odor. And wash your socks every day, and there will never be a smell.

The smell is caused by the sweat residue on the socks and then wears them after they have dried up.

The matter of shoes, you wear sandals in winter as tasteless.

The problem with the feet, so do I.

Me too, wearing socks in the summer doesn't smell like feet, but in the winter when the weather gets colder, it starts to smell.

Soak your feet in hot water with Chinese herbal powder every night.

Everyone has different levels of odor on their bodies, so if there is not an unpleasant smell on the body, it must be armpit odor.

To give you a few ways to judge armpit odor, you can see for yourself:

1. Family history: Grandparents, grandmothers, grandfathers, grandmothers, parents, brothers, sisters, aunts, brothers and sisters have a history of armpit odor and whether they have body odor.

2. Symptoms: Observe whether the earwax is wet and sticky (sugar ear oil), and a small number of mild patients become powdery.

3. Smell: Wipe the armpit hair with a clean handkerchief and paper vigorously to identify the taste, and it is best to move after heating.

4. Pigment: Observe whether the armpit and limb sockets of the underwear worn are yellow and discolored.

5. Armpit hair: Whether the armpit hair is abnormal greasy or accompanied by a liquid that is more sticky than sweat, whether the hair is moldy and the secretion is adhesive.