Stinky Boots? 5 Hacks to Deodorize Boots FAST

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Do you have stinky boots? If your boots smell bad, here are 5 hacks to help you deodorize your boots fast. With a little bit of know-how and a few basic materials, you can restore your smelly boots to their former clean and dignified selves.
Read the full detailed article here → bootspy.com/stinky-boots/
The underlying cause of most boot smells is bacteria. Boots are designed to keep your feet warm and protected from the elements. Unfortunately, this comes with a few unwanted effects.
When your feet stay tucked away in hot boots, they start to sweat. Like all sweat, foot sweat is a breeding ground for microorganisms to flourish. That stinky smell in your boots is the smell of bacteria growing in your boots.

[@deXXXXter2]

Most important thing is to just let the boot dry. Do not use it every day for 8h, have at least 2 pairs and rotate between them.

[@rigomedina2214]

I bought a boot warmer. That helped tremendously, and in winter it’s nice to put on slightly warmed boots

[@HeritageCast]

Great ideas. Btw def do some videos on UK brands Trickers, Herring, Loake, Churches, theres quite a few bootarys out there that some interesting stuff...

[@gcmacyman]

It's all about dryness so rotate the boots. Never wear the same pair for a day or two. Also look at your foot care. Wash your feet daily with antibacterial soap, scrub your feet of dead skin, keep your toenails clipped, things like that. Foot hygiene leads to less foot odor. A man's feet are going to sweat anyway but it's all about dryness when it comes to preventing boot odors.

[@andreamantovani5354]

Be very careful when you use sprays on leather. Most of the time they can really damage the leather. It happens to me on an expensive pair of cordovan boots and they were completely ruined

[@NYSeaNile]

Make sure you scrub all the dead skin off your feet ! I would wash my feel daily, as long as that dead skin is still there your feet always gonna stink. Take off your boots immediately after work and scrub inbetween and under your toenails. Always keep your toenails clipped. I also spray my feet and shoes/boots with rubbing alcohol . Then leave the deodorizers balls in there for 48 hours. I have 3 different boots in rotation. So every pair of boots get a 48 hour rest inbetween each work day to air out and dry.

[@shanegraham8567]

No mention of cedar shoe trees?

[@joe_ferreira]

I came to suggest people use cedar shoe trees also. 😂

[@Brajin1]

Aside if you are someone who works your boots hard, a shoe tree gets 99.99% of this taken care of.

[@tony_r_pierce]

Shoe trees for sure.

[@stevenkelby2169]

Cedar trees are far and away the most important answer!
Even more important than rotating 2 pairs.

[@tylersays-]

Do they really help with smell? ..I've got this rotten cheese funk going on in my work boots and I think I may need to call in a priest to get rid of whatever is living inside of them.

[@carrenajackson4342]

I can tell that work explained to the t

[@jeffwoodard]

Two of the most effective things is use anti perspirant deodorant on your feet. The kind you put under your arms. It will cut the sweating down dramatically. Use it each morning, spreading it all over your feet between your toes on the bottoms, spray deodorant is quicker but stick is better to really get it on and thick. And use a boot drier every time you remove your boots..

[@latoyamitchell3430]

So, what brand of boots are less prone to smell & are not too far over the $100 mark?

[@MitchSorenstein]

Probably Timberlands

[@uncannyfox]

Wool or cotton socks, cedar shoe tree and quality leather boots is all you need.

[@kevinanderson8773]

Boot dryer (Peet Dryer) that doesn’t get hot is the best option. None of those things work.

[@jessieortiz4432]

I have timberland boots they look like ariats and that shit be musty

[@steveheas7954]

Who cares

[@omkarsawant795]

My shoes smell like dried fish

[@fuse825]

I’ll go broke paying $25 for multiple socks.. unless I purchase during tax season

[@MrStreetninja007]

Lol alpaca dust

[@NDB469]

In my experience leather
Lined or unlined leather boots don’t smell anywhere near as bad, even after years of wear. Naturally lined boots like wool or Sherpa won’t smell too bad, but fabric lined boots stink! The worst smelling boots I’ve ever had were Carolina logger boots with their scuba liner, pheww!!! Now I just wear unlined or mostly leather boots and generally take care of them and they don’t smell, baking soda, tea bags, and coffee grounds work really well. I’d say just let your boots dry naturally and stay away from
Cheaper Lined boots.

[@FahmiRashid]

For the love of God, someone please tell me the name of the denim jacket.

[@road_king_dude]

Railcar Finegoods. . . . Probably

[@steveheas7954]

Talk less feminine ffs

[@MiguelGaitan-mt6yj]

Is not the boots is your feet ,dry your feet then use arm and hammer baking soda ,spray a little bit between your toes,every day.

[@mattmatthews5414]

Rich patina of stink. Nice.

[@64gbdata11]

Just give it a 24hrs rest before using it again.
Really prevent the stink.

[@NoLieIm51]

I work 6 days a week lol

[@dcloser9779]

Just use shoe tree

[@Turtle22]

How does that help?

[@user-sl3zv8cq9k]

If you wear natural material socks (cotton, wool, ) and good boots (all leather), your foot do not smell.

[@couchsofa2977]

5 tips all trash. a teaspoon of Borax after work. when needed. in the beginning once a week now once a year.. i never had smelly boots after that, so did all people i told that, by now hundreds, i am an old fokkker. 1 teaspoon after work , shake it around, next morning shake out what falls out and off you go. no more smelly boots.

[@couchsofa2977]

obviously i wear leather boots, not plastic garbage.

[@joe_ferreira]

​@@couchsofa2977and? Borax is perfectly safe for leather.

[@CHICANOGANGSTER13]

Peppermint oil liquid drops?