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TikToker Cheyenne Harris has earned a fortune by selling her used, smelly socks online to her fanbase with one month alone earning her more than £6,000 from the odd fancy. Comments.

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ROXY received compliments for her “beautiful” feet. Now, the 33-year-old is earning almost $180,000 by selling her smelly socks to people with foot fetishes. Roxy Sykes, 33, decided to try the ...

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OX SOX, an odorless sock company created by University of Georgia student Matthew Tesvich, won the SEC Student Pitch Competition in Athens in October, beating pitches from 14 SEC schools.

The researchers swabbed stinky socks worn by people between 7 a.m. and 11 p.m. and found that half of them contained pseudomonas aeruginosa — a type of bacteria that causes infections in humans.

BOSTON (WHDH) - Those with noses of steel are invited to smell what Lysol is calling the World’s Stinkiest Sock outside of Fenway Park, and Read More Skip to content Boston News, Weather, Sports ...

An enterprising man has found a rather unconventional way to get rid of his smelly socks. Billy-Joe Gray, who lives in London, makes over R30 000 a month selling his stinky socks to online followers.

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LONDON — Sniffer dogs trained using smelly socks worn by people infected with the SARS-CoV-2 virus could soon be used at airports or mass gathering venues to pick up the “corona odor” of ...