smelly shoes
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what do you call the thing to put inside shoes to remove the odour?
can be bought from any shoe shop? -
Stuff newspaper inside also can absorb the smell a bit
Best "sun tan" the shoes
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Newspaper works for mine~
& its cheap!
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like balls one?
got one type is spray one
spray before u wear -
Moth balls?
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The Japanese like to use charcoal. But l'm not sure if it is the same type as those we use to BBQ
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I used to use those shoe spray.
Now switched to sneakers balls.
Both work well, but sneaker balls more convenient. Just drop them in after you after home and take them out when you decide to wear it again.
Both cost around $10, easily available at any sporting goods store or BATA. -
Not really. They uses activated carbon which is more 'powerful'.Originally posted by crispylips:The Japanese like to use charcoal. But l'm not sure if it is the same type as those we use to BBQ -
It's baking soda.Originally posted by thoreldan:what do you call the thing to put inside shoes to remove the odour?
can be bought from any shoe shop?
but I dunno where you can get it liao. -
I don't like to put sneaker balls or spray anything inside.
Spraying puts in more moisture right? Then with more moisture errmm things will grow?
I think if shoes are smelly, they'll smell worse if instead of eliminating the smell, you throw in something hoping it will overpower the stink with a "fragrance"... Can you imagine stink+fragrance?
Just sun and air your shoes frequently.
You don't need to buy special charcoal. Just use newspapers. When my microwave has funny smells I just dump crumpled newspapers in. -
The sneakers balls does absorb the smell and replace the stink.Originally posted by MooKu:I don't like to put sneaker balls or spray anything inside.
Spraying puts in more moisture right? Then with more moisture errmm things will grow?
I think if shoes are smelly, they'll smell worse if instead of eliminating the smell, you throw in something hoping it will overpower the stink with a "fragrance"... Can you imagine stink+fragrance?
Just sun and air your shoes frequently.
You don't need to buy special charcoal. Just use newspapers. When my microwave has funny smells I just dump crumpled newspapers in. -
I only used them a few times so mebbe I'm not accurate ehh heheheh. But I don't like the smellll... I think shoes that have smells er well, smell funny.Originally posted by photo_seeker:The sneakers balls does absorb the smell and replace the stink. Ok la matter of preference. =) -
don't get from bata coz.. BATA = Buy And Throw AwayOriginally posted by photo_seeker:I used to use those shoe spray.
Now switched to sneakers balls.
Both work well, but sneaker balls more convenient. Just drop them in after you after home and take them out when you decide to wear it again.
Both cost around $10, easily available at any sporting goods store or BATA.
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I use the sneakers balls when the shoe is first worn. This ensures that the shoe doesn't have any smell accumulated.Originally posted by MooKu:I only used them a few times so mebbe I'm not accurate ehh heheheh. But I don't like the smellll... I think shoes that have smells er well, smell funny. Ok la matter of preference. =) -
WASH WITH DETERGENT AND BLEACH LA...AIYOO
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If you have sweaty feet like me, use foot powder, powder absorbs sweat and neutralise the bacteria.
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FairPrice got sell ... go walk around.
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problem is i just washed it over the weekend..Originally posted by praetor81:WASH WITH DETERGENT AND BLEACH LA...AIYOO
come monday, kena a bit of rain...the moisture + my sweat + whatever bacteria inside = 99-hit combo -
anyway i stuff some newspaper inside in the morning...and will smell them later when i get home
