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Washing Boots And Shoes.
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After the hot sweaty summer my work boots are smelly and feel wet to wear. How do you wash them?, are they safe to put in the washing machine?, or soaked in a bucket of water?. Any advice please.
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Depends on the sort of boots you have and the material they are made from. Baking soda absorbs moisture so try sprinkling a lot in to your boots and leaving it at least overnight before tipping it out. This has the advantage of neutralising sweaty smells, too. If your boots have removable insoles, take them out and replace with new ones. You can put some footwear...
09:05 Sun 04th Sep 2022
Depends on the sort of boots you have and the material they are made from.
Baking soda absorbs moisture so try sprinkling a lot in to your boots and leaving it at least overnight before tipping it out. This has the advantage of neutralising sweaty smells, too.
If your boots have removable insoles, take them out and replace with new ones.
You can put some footwear in to the washing machine, if you know the make check out their website for washing instructions.
Baking soda absorbs moisture so try sprinkling a lot in to your boots and leaving it at least overnight before tipping it out. This has the advantage of neutralising sweaty smells, too.
If your boots have removable insoles, take them out and replace with new ones.
You can put some footwear in to the washing machine, if you know the make check out their website for washing instructions.
Once you are rid of the smell and your boots have dried, try leaving a shoe deodoriser in them overnight. You can buy them or make your own;
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This is what happens when you wear the same footwear several days on the run (ha-ha). They never dry out and bacteria thrive.
You need to let them dry out in a warm place and could use one of the (alcohol-based ) shoe sprays which will kill bacteria, help with the drying and make them smell much better. And you don't need to spend much, either!
https:/ /www.sa vers.co .uk/Hea lth-%26 -Wellbe ing/Foo t-Care/ Shoe-%2 6-Foot- Odour-S pray/Be auty-Fo rmulas- Odour-C ontrol- Shoe-Sp ray-150 ml/p/10 623
You need to let them dry out in a warm place and could use one of the (alcohol-based ) shoe sprays which will kill bacteria, help with the drying and make them smell much better. And you don't need to spend much, either!
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