{"id":7525,"date":"2021-06-12T00:20:19","date_gmt":"2021-06-12T00:20:19","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/alternatech.net\/?p=7525"},"modified":"2021-06-12T00:20:19","modified_gmt":"2021-06-12T00:20:19","slug":"stinky-shoes-herere-the-easy-ways-to-remove-bad-smell-for-shoes","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/legendstitch.com\/stinky-shoes-herere-the-easy-ways-to-remove-bad-smell-for-shoes\/","title":{"rendered":"Stinky Shoes? Here’re the Easy Ways to Remove Bad Smell for Shoes"},"content":{"rendered":"
Baking soda has many superpowers, neutralizing unpleasant odors chief among them. Simply pour some into your shoes and let them sit overnight. The powder will soak up excess moisture while you sleep, leaving your kicks clean and dry in the morning. For a fresher scent, consider mixing in few drops of an essential oil with the baking soda before filling your shoes. Just don\u2019t forget to empty the baking soda into the trash the next day\u2014the only thing worse than smelly feet is leaving a powdery trail in your wake!\n
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Once you\u2019ve sopped up the extra moisture, craft a pair of homemade deodorizers to slip into your shoes between uses. Fill a pair of socks (or feet cut from nylon stockings) with baking soda, and knot the ends of each. You can even stuff the socks with kitty litter; made to tackle far more offending scents, it\u2019ll work wonders for your shoes.\n
Surprisingly, your morning paper can work overtime as an effective way to squash shoe odor. Stuff a generous amount of crumpled\u00a0newspaper\u00a0into each shoe\u2014it will help your shoes dry even faster by absorbing extra moisture, thus eliminating any bacteria that comes with it. For a dose of sweet-smelling goodness, sprinkle a few drops of vanilla onto the newspaper first; come morning, your go-to loafers will not only be rid of their funky scent, but they\u2019ll actually smell\u00a0fresh.\n Do your shoes stink up the room after a workout? Let\u2019s not run everyone out of the gym. Put some\u00a0tea bags\u00a0in those sticky shoes as soon as you take them off. The tea bags will absorb the odor and leave your shoes smelling fresh.\n And the bonus is that you likely already have tea bags at home (maybe in a flavor you didn\u2019t love) or can get some hands on it pretty inexpensively!\n Get a lemon peel and cut off the skin and then leave the peels in your shoe overnight\u2013 you should have your shoes smelling like a lemonade stand.\n If it\u2019s sunny and warm out, place your shoes out in the sun for a few hours. Leaving them in the sun can dry them out and make them less hospitable to odor-causing bacteria.\n Make your own\u00a0deodorizer pouches\u00a0for your shoes. Not only can you customize the size for your shoes, but you can also reuse the pouches again and again. You\u2019ll always have sweet-smelling shoes. Winner!\u00a0 To make the all natural basic deodorizer, you will need the following supplies:\n \n You can use your freezer to help eliminate shoe odors too! Start by placing them in a sealed ziplock bag, then place the bag in your freezer overnight. The odor-causing bacteria won\u2019t survive the frigid temperatures, making this a simple and effective intervention.\n Insert a\u00a0coffee filter\u00a0into each shoe and fill it with\u00a0baking soda\u00a0to get rid of that stench. The baking soda will absorb the rank smell. You know that if it works in your fridge, it\u2019ll work in your shoes, too!\n I like the ease of this simple stinky shoe solution since everything you need is right in your kitchen!\n Spray the inside of the shoes with\u00a0rubbing alcohol. This method will help dry out the sources of odor and hopefully allow you full use of the shoes again.\n Not only is rubbing alcohol an antiseptic, but it also evaporates quite quickly. In fact, it evaporates so readily that it helps other forms of moisture like sweat dry out too.\n Finally, the last method I wanted to mention for removing odor from shoes is to place a\u00a0bar of soap\u00a0inside the shoes overnight. The porous soap will help absorb odors and leave behind a fresh, clean scent. (It\u2019s also a great method to try if you have a few spare bars of soap in your cupboard or closet!)\n Deodorizing sneakers calls for strong stuff. Tuck a new dryer fabric softener sheet into each sneaker and leave overnight to neutralize odours (just remember to pull them out before wearing the sneaks). It\u2019s also a great idea to deodorize places where you store your shoes, such as your gym bag. Drop a dryer sheet into the bottom of a gym bag and leave it there until your nose lets you know it\u2019s time to renew it.\n Sneakers and other canvas shoes can get pretty smelly, especially if you wear them without socks in the summertime. Knockdown the odour and soak up the moisture by occasionally sprinkling a little salt in your canvas shoes as a shoe deodorizer.\n Using baby powder is a precautionary step that you can take before putting your shoes on to keep them from smelling. If you find that you are prone to having stinky shoes, rub baby powder on your feet before slipping them on.\n This may seem a little bit strange, but cat litter contains a lot of deodorizers and absorbs liquids. Line the bottom of your shoes with cat litter and let it sit overnight. Dump it out in the morning and wipe down your shoe with a damp cloth to give it a final clean.\n Clean Smelly Shoes with Baking Soda Baking soda has many superpowers, neutralizing unpleasant odors chief among them. Simply pour some into your shoes and let them sit overnight. The powder will soak up excess moisture while you sleep, leaving your kicks clean and dry in the morning. 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Tea Bags to help Your Shoes Shoes Smell Good\n
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Lemons\n
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Use Sunshine\n
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Customer Deodorizer Pouches for Stinky Shoes\n
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Use Your Freezer\n
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Coffee Filters\n
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Use Rubbing Alcohol\n
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A Bar Of Soap\n
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Fabric softener sheets\n
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Salt\n
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Baby powder\n
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Cat litter\n
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