Cotton Liner Socks

Where can I buy those socks I think there used to be called peds?
Sock that dont show in shoes, the whole top is gone & it's just alittle material around the bottom of you foot
and are made of SOCK MATERIAL

not silky panty hose material I have some like those already. i BELIEVE They are now markete as no show sock liners but I can't find them in sock material

I live in charlotte,nc & walmart says they dont carry them anymore & i've looked everywhere


Hello people I am looking for a sock liner made COTTON

to wear with flats or shoes that are open on top! Im not asking for ankle socks I have tons of those they would show in an open top type shoe

have you looked at belks?
i live in nc, near asheville, and was once on vacation in Charlotte and bought a pair of those in belks at Charlotte!
kinda odd. but yah. not quite sure what mall it was, but it had a three story belk in it.
if you could think of a mall like this, maybe you could tell me the name and i'll remember.
hope this helps!(:

2008-01-22 15:52:11 by "Angel"

sweat away from your skin. Do not use cotton liners, which absorb sweat and cause blisters. Over the liners, wear outer socks made from mid-weight ...

Like these for example
http://www.nononsense.com/shoe-solutions /shoe-solutions-hidden-cotton-liner.aspx
I found some but they were still too high and showed when i wore my flats

i think kmart and safeway have them :)

2009-02-06 02:10:56 by MidnightDoll

Price: $12.00 $12.00

80% Combed Cotton, 19% Stretch Nylon, 1% Spandex
Regular fits shoe size 7-12, King fits shoe size 12-16
Machine wash warm, tumble dry low

The last time I looked, it had a foot with a cotton liner then a wool sock around it. I felt effeminate.
Dave, lovey. I had to break my underpants off with a spanner when I came back from France and I am unwilling to repeat the experiment.
Babe, you don't want to know what I had in the other one. Barstards.

Grasp it man, its your inner feminitity.

2007-02-17 04:35:15 by eyvind

Price: $18.00 $18.00

Machine wash
Comfortable cotton in a hidden liner-your secret to happy feet!
Pamper your feet and your pedicure!

I'm admittedly a pool rookie, this is the first full season we've had our pool I've been battling this for weeks now. Our water is perfectly clear and the chemicals test at ideal levels. But, I cannot get rid of this yellow/green dirt at the bottom of the pool. I have stretched a section of panty-hose over the skimmer basket and put a white cotton tube sock in the basket too. When I vac both have this gross yellow/green tint to them that I keep rinsing out. The stuff settles in the dips in the liner and looks like dirt from above. We have corn that's tasseled nearby and also a walnut tree, I've heard they might be the cause.

We had a similar problem and finally found a way to solve it - Go to the store and get the basket "socks" that are made for pools (they are more dense than nylons or normal socks) and put 2 of them (one over the other) on the filter basket and vacuum (very) slowly and thoroughly.

This should remove the majority of the pollen/dead algae that you are seeing - You may need to do it for a few days to get it completely cleaned up.

The problem is that the residue is so fine it passes through your sand filter and is returned to the pool even as you are vacuuming - once the water settles you see that it didn't go anywhere. The socks work great for getting the fine particles out once and for all.

2008-08-20 12:20:50 by Sayles fam

This is for my novel. I did a little research and this is what I got.

Sleep Time: 4 Receiving Blankets, 2 Double Receiving Blankets, 2 Lightweight Cotton Blankets, 2 Swaddling Blankets, 2 Sleeping Bags, 4 Pacifiers, The Arm’s Reach Beautiful Dreamer Cocoon, Soothing Music, Block Out Blind

Bath Time: Baby Bathtub (Non-Slip), Bath Mat, Bath Thermometer, Baby Lotion, Baby Shampoo,
Baby Body Wash, 2 Wash Cloths, 6 Hooded Towels, 2 Large Towels, Cotton Wool, Rubbing Alcohol,
1 Box Q-Tips, Sterilized Water In Container, Brush And Comb, Nasal Aspirator, Blunt Nail Scissors,
Baby Massage Oil

Changing Time: Waterproof Changing Pad And Cover, Waste Bin, 3 Packs Newborn Disposable, Diapers. 3 Packs Disposable Baby Wipes, 1 Tube Diaper Rash Ointment, Disinfecting Hand Soap, Wipes Warmer, Diaper Disposal System

Feeding Time: Lamp, Nightlight, Nursing Pillow, 1 Box Tissues, 6 4oz Bottles, 6 8oz Bottles, 6 Slow Flow Nipples, 6 Fast Flow Nipples1 Bottlebrush, 1 Tin Formula Milk, 2 Formula Containers, Sterilizing Kit, 6 Bibs, 6 Burp Cloths, Bottle Warmer, 3 Disposable Bottle Kits

Getting Dressed: 6 Prs Socks, 2 Prs Booties, 6 Vests, 6 Bodysuits, 6 Baby Sleepers, 3 Side-Snap-Tees, 3 Rompers, 2 Sweaters, 2 Cotton Hats, 2 Woolen Hats, 2 Prs Scratch Mittens,
Snowsuit For Winter, Hooded Jacket For Summer, Scented Drawer Liners, Baby Washing Powder
Baby Fabric Softener, 8 Hangers

Baby's Health: Digital Thermometer, Medicine Dropper, Infant Nose Drops, Infant Cold Drops,
Infant Gas Drops, Infant Pain Relief Drops, Teething Gel, 2 Baby Care Books, Humidifier, Air Purifier,

Play Time: Baby Gym, Activity Mat, Crib Mobile, Stuffed Animals, Rattles And Teethers, Board Books, Soft Material Books, Play Yard, Baby Swing, Bouncy Chair/ Bumbo Seat, Activity Center, Changing Table Mobile, Light Show, Music

Out and About: Car Seat (Rear-Facing For Newborn), Car Seat Strap Covers, Head Support, Car Sun Shades, Child View Mirror, Baby On Board Sign, Stroller (With Rain Cover), Front/Back Carrier/Sling, Diaper Bag, 2 Warm Blankets (For Winter), Portable Travel Crib, Car/Travel Toys,
Travel Toy Organizer

Other: Rocking Chair, Changing Table, Baby Armoire, Closet, Nightstand, Hamper, Bookcase, Toy Box

how many tiems are you going to ask this?

2010-03-15 17:32:57 by Isabella Swan