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Check out a cleaning system called the Reshoevn8r it works wonders.
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Can we treat slippers the same as the "shoes" as the above suggestions?
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2 Words: Klenz Santizer. Is this the most effecive way to rid shoes of odour?
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Jonathon S. Cronce
Mar 07, 2011
just to let you know bacteria does NOT die when frozen it just doesn't move or reproduce itself anymore till it warms up again only high heats can kill bacteria. -
racheljames
May 12, 2010
Thanks for instructions on how to freshen the shoes. Last week i bought a new pair of shoes which feel in muddy water and i tried to clean them with water again.But the bad odour was still with the shoe.I tried to follow your instructions and now my shoes are in better condition.
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roncorning
Feb 22, 2010
There is a simple way to kill the odor generating bacteria: UV light. My DPM sells a shoe tree called Sterishoe. The device runs automatically and the UV light kills all microbes and bacteria and viruses in your shoe.
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bridget40
May 11, 2009
Have you ever tried special cedarsoles made from fresh smelling cedar wood? It actually works pretty good! Just do a google-search for more information.
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claudette49
Jan 30, 2009
Cat litter works for me! Fill nylon hosiery (I use knee hi's) with cat litter, place in shoes overnight. They will absorb the odor and are reusable. Best results are with Arm & Hammer cat litter with baking soda or add baking soda to generic cat litter. You can also wipe your bare feet down with rubbing alcohol or hand sanitizer at end of day before you put those puppies up on the coffee table. Either one cools, refreshes and deodorizes.
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claudette49
Jan 30, 2009
Cat litter works for me! Fill nylon hosiery (I use knee hi's) with cat litter, place in shoes overnight. They will absorb the odor and are reusable. Best results are with Arm & Hammer cat litter with baking soda or add baking soda to generic cat litter. You can also wipe your bare feet down with rubbing alcohol or hand sanitizer at end of day before you put those puppies up on the coffee table. Either one cools, refreshes and deodorizes.
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Aug 08, 2006
This works great: You'll need: One pair of ankle-high socks and one box of baking soda. Put half the box of baking soda in each sock, tie off each sock so you have an oblong soda ball. Stuff the soda-sock into the toe of each shoe. Easy!
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Aug 08, 2006
This works great: You'll need: One pair of ankle-high socks and one box of baking soda. Put half the box of baking soda in each sock, tie off each sock so you have an oblong soda ball. Stuff the soda-sock into the toe of each shoe. Easy!
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Apr 03, 2006
Use rubbing alcohol, it's good for the feet and the armpits. Apply and rinse after 30 seconds.
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Apr 03, 2006
Use rubbing alcohol, it's good for the feet and the armpits. Apply and rinse after 30 seconds.
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Jan 05, 2006
Save your old knee high nylons. Fill them up 1/2 way with fresh kitty litter. If the odor is really bad, add a bit of baking soda too. Tie the end. Place them in the sneakers, flattened, to cover the whole inside. Leave overnight. Enjoy fresh smelling sneakers in the morning! May be used more than once.
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Jan 05, 2006
Save your old knee high nylons. Fill them up 1/2 way with fresh kitty litter. If the odor is really bad, add a bit of baking soda too. Tie the end. Place them in the sneakers, flattened, to cover the whole inside. Leave overnight. Enjoy fresh smelling sneakers in the morning! May be used more than once.
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Nov 22, 2005
If you're out of luck and your shoes stink, try baby wipes! They get rid of the smell!
