With pads, advocates of foot detox say they turn a dark color when the process is working, but they actually contain wood vinegar that will change color anyway, even if simply wet down with tap water.

Detox foot pads, which are infused with vinegar and other chemicals, can darken or change color after reacting to the perspiration and warmth from the soles of your feet, says Alexander.

Detox foot pads are over-the-counter products that claim to help flush toxins from your body. ... When you wake up, you see the pad has become darker or changed color.

The objectionable stuff on the pad is most likely caused by a reaction between perspiration — the foot is certain to sweat because of the pad — and the wood vinegar, which is dark in color in ...

Kinoki Cleansing Detox Pads have undoubtedly cleared that bar. ... something like the color of mop water after an especially grimy job. ... I wore the foot pads for several nights in a row.

Detox Foot Pads: Your Questions Answered Written by the Healthline Wellness Team — Updated on April 15, 2019 There is a lot of misinformation about the effectiveness of detox foot pads.

Kinoki foot pads’ detox claims don’t stand up to science. By Chris Woolston . Sept. 22, 2008 12 AM PT . ... something like the color of mop water after an especially grimy job.

Detox foot pads are products designed to be stuck on the bottom of the feet, from which they supposedly draw out harmful substances from your body while you sleep (it's giving sock onions).When ...

Q: I read your column every day in our newspaper. I enjoy the column very much and have learned a lot from your advice. I have a question about foot detox. Does it really remove toxins from your body?