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Quote: Originally posted by mike147 on 23/2/2011

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I dont think so Sproz, that's probably what causes infection in the first place!

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Quote: Originally posted by floggitt on 24/2/2011

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If everybody also had the simple manners to mop the cubicle after use it would help.

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Now hands up those who will be thinking of pee next time they shower on site..

or hoping I don't come out of the shower just before them!!

I agree with Fiona, I did used to go barefoot in the shower but now normally wear cheapie shoe things from Lidl desigened for wearing when paddling etc - but I take them in my bag ! Wouldn't dream of going in the shower wearing shoes I'd tramped around outside in as don't think it's very fair to other folks who go barefoot.

I've had athletes foot but many years ago & contracted at swimming pools and changing rooms at rugby. It's not nice.

After many years of playing rugby, shower blocks on site are like 5-star hotels

I'll always remember Bradford University changing rooms in 1990 - one of the muddiest games I ever played in (I had mud in my ears ) and 3 teams (45 people) had to share the only 3 working shower heads that produced a solid stream of scalding hot water

Try pop in to your local rugby/football club and have a look at the showers there - you'll never worry about campsite shower blocks again...

Thanks for all your replies. Taxater I was prescribed some tablets and the doc did indeed say that it would take a year to grow out. So in about 8 months all should be ok or i will go back. Oh and by the way please note that in future I will be wearing flips or crocs so please dont worry if my problem has not quite gone away yet.