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Smelly Boots
magni
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I have a pair of boots which I wear to work all the time. They have recently become really smelly:eek: and I was wondering if there was an OS way of making them smell nice again. Thanks for any advice:D
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Hi magni,
The replies on these older threads might give you some ideas:
stinky shoes - any ideas?
Cure for smelly trainers!
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magni wrote:I have a pair of boots which I wear to work all the time. They have recently become really smelly:eek: and I was wondering if there was an OS way of making them smell nice again. Thanks for any advice:D
Hello magni
The other threads will offer advice on how to get rid of the smell in your boots but prevention would be a good idea too.;)
If you wear the same pair of boots (or shoes) day in and day out, they don't get a chance to 'air'. If you rotate your footwear so that you wear a different pair every day/on the following day, it will help to prevent the smelly situation in the first place.
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Thanks for your replies. I think I'll try the bicarb idea first and a bit of airing:D100 Day Pot £13
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Not sure if you are sorted yet but our son brought his trainers home from school they were wet and had been left in a bag for over a week, they were high high high. I washed then in the machine, febreezed them, aired them and nothing shifted it until I soaked some kitchen roll in fabric conditioner and left it in the shoes until it had dried out.
Hope that makes sense
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Saw something once which was filling a sock with tea leaves, few drops of essential oil and tying it up. Put it in your boot and the tea helps absorb the smells.....May tomorrow bring new horizon's...... ::j0
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My brother had really stinky shoes and what helped him was applying a tea tree foot cream religiously every morning after his shower. Helped with the stinky foot problem and after a while his shoes smelt much fresher too - I'm assuming it was because of the anti-bacterial properties of the tea-tree lotion.0
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Hi all,
Gingernutmeg's post is good advice. Tea Tree oil is the ticket. If you want a dead set cure all for smelly feet, boots, sneakers etc I've come across something that seems to work straight away and - so far - has been a permanent fix.
go to remoteadventuer.com and search.. you'll find instructions
In my experience you don't need the powder. The oil is enough.
Anyway it works...
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hi magni try using cat litter,but leave it in overnight0
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I use cat litter too with a splash of tea tree oil (put cat litter and tee tree oil in small cloth bags (which are easy enough to make) and leave in the shoes/boot/trainers overnight.
Always wear socks with shoes because it adds to the problem if you don't
Vodka is a good foot soak too but I would rather drink it !Blessed are the cracked for they are the ones that let in the light
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