Planters warts are regularly found on the bottom of the feet. They are brought about by a virus. Which is why, it's not realistic to expect these warts to go away by themselves. As they mature, the pain grows. In most cases, you will have to take advantage of a natural planter wart technique to do away with them entirely.

One of the top home made remedies can be found right in your pantry. Shape a paste about the thickness of glue by combining 1 part baking soda and 2 parts castor oil. Put a good portion of this concoction on the wart, and then cover it with a band aid. It's also possible to use a gauze pad, and secure it with tape. Repeat three times every day. At night strip off the top layer of dead skin by scrubbing it with a pumice stone, and then reapply the paste. This will do away with them in around two weeks.

A great natural cure for planters warts is apple cider vinegar. Put plenty of vinegar on a cotton ball and cover the wart. Secure it with duct tape. It is only...