I soak the insides with rubbing alcohol, let it dry, then I put baking soda in it. It works. Also it helps to soak you feet in Epsom salt a few times a week. The Cat litter is a genius idea, I never thought of that. The fabric softener is a bad idea since it doesn't kill the bacteria that causes you feet to stink.
what works just as well and is pretty much the same idea, is disinfectant spray in a can… spray a generous amount in the shoe, let it evaporate, and boom ur shoe smells like ‘crisp lenin’
@@MountTheodore72 There is an inexpensive shoe insole that kills germs and sterilizes the shoe (and foot). It is called PodoPhylus. ..E..T..S..Y.*..HAS IT
Lol that's terrible, assault on your co-workers by stinky feet. :( You have to wear socks so your shoes don't absorb sweat and get funked up (beyond repair or treatment).
Genuinely a good idea now that I think about it, very inconvenient, but seriously, if they'll pay what you paid, plus extra for smell, could work, then you always gotta fresh kicks.🙃
Someone in 1991 bought a few shipping containers full of baking soda. Legend has it they are the masterminds behind trying to get people to buy baking sodas to this day!
I soak my feet into Apple Cider Vinegar with bath soap, I scrub them multiple times and I did this at least once or twice a week and my feet started to smell better and feel extremely soft.
For me it's not so much the foot odor. But my work boots after they get wet from working out in the rain or walking in puddles or mud , that's when then start smelling.
Same here, I have slip on converse shoes and a lot of time I didn't bother using socks with them because it was quicker.... Then it got wet... I did baking soda and it failed miserably... Now they are constantly stinky and wet but even more after I wear them even for 10 minutes. I almost hate wearing them because it feels like people can smell it from afar it's embarrassing...
@@christinamorrison7593 same for me. and I work as a cable technicians I feel like the customer smells me as soon as I go in their house lol I really don't wanna drop another $200 for steel toed boots so I'm trying everything
Same here, I wore mines in heavy rain and they have an odor that smells like cat pee...it seems to be in the the cloth and won't come out with washing.
Take out your insoles. Put newspapers into each shoe overnight to absorb the moisture and odor. Never wear the same pair of shoes on consecutive days. You're welcome!
@@emilycrowell4727 I don’t know where you work but not a single food service shoe should cost you $100+. Unless you’re receiving a lap dance with the shoes for that price then you’re just asking to be robbed like that, stupid
@@emilycrowell4727 Get 2 pairs. Swap them out each day. If affordability is an issue, check Walmart’s selection or have stinky feet until you save up for another pair
Those shoes are dirty. SMH. How would a person not wash them till that stage yet complaining on the odour. Of course, if the shoe is that dirty even the feet would be. Anyone who truly invests their time to thoroughly clean and take care of their feet and treat them in case of infections will rarely have issues with smelly feet. Just to add up. Washing feet should be with a brush, filer and washcloth to rub all that junk of dirt in between the surfaces. It should be done everyday when you take bath. Incorporate it in your daily routine and save yourself some shoes. Soaking your feet with Listerine, White Vinegar and Hot water should give a life-long fresh feet followed by the steps above. Again those sneakers obviously are dirty. I just cant deal with them. SMH
Another thing you are going to want to do that helps a lot that people might simply overlook: WASH YOUR FEET when you shower! A lot of folks neglect their feet and only scrub other places. It makes a huge difference
Most of body heat is let off from these extremities hands, feet, and even head. It’s natural when wearing shoes and on top of that socks feet will sweat and if not deodorize will spur up fungus and bacteria causing a smell
I am thankful I don't have this problem. My work boots and soccer cleats have zero scent because I lack the sweat odor gene as a Korean. It's pretty neat!
Me and my brothers feet were so smelly as kids, my father once told me he was considering making four holes in the wall of our bedroom so we could stick our feet out through the wall and stucco while we were in our beds sleeping. 😩
The freezer trick is amazing. I played volleyball in high school and my knee pads would reek so bad they where not allowed in the passages part of the car they always had to go in the trunk. So on weekends I didn’t have tournaments we would put them in zip-lock baggies and stick the in the freezer. It would help immensely with the smell of the knee pads.
@@korenbuckley9885 well it doesn't kill the bacteria, it just stops their multiplication while the shoes are in the freezer because they are kind of shut down by cold (don't know how to say it in English sorry) but once you wear them the warm environment "awakes" them so they can multiple again. The best thing would be to kill them.
Many methods people think helps, but why not go straight to hardcore methods and wipe the inside of your shoes with alcohol? The more concentrated ones. That should kill off that funk.
Hey hope your good Also sometimes I share this, the Bible says that GOD loves us so much that he sent his son JESUS CHRIST to this earth and HE lived a perfect sinless life.And JESUS went to a cross and gave HIS life for us.And rose again in 3 days and who ever will receive JESUS AS THEIR SAVIOR AND ASK HIM TO COME INTO THEIR HEART AND FORGIVE THEIR SINS,HE WILL TAKE YOU TO HEAVEN.
LOL! Bubbles.. There is an inexpensive shoe insole that kills germs and sterilizes the shoe (and foot). It is called PodoPhylus. ..E..T..S..Y.*..HAS IT
Guys use febreeze fabric spray! walk a lot and have this problem. Odor eaters is okay but the smell isn't very nice. Baking soda doesn't work. I tried febreeze and now my trainers smell like rainbows and unicorns lol. Also echoing what others have said change shoes regularly and wash your feet. Also do not judge others too harshly because obviously changing shoes everyday means you have the money to do so, so be mindful
I don't know what the rocket science this is, but in order to get rid of smell from sneakers is to wash them!!! In the washing machine or you can dunk them in a bucket with soap and water for a few hours to get rid of the smell. Them lay them out to dry outside in the sun. Or let them dry overnight inside your house. I grew up doing this, so I'm not sure why people not washing their sneakers man. Other wise, baking soda with Eucalyptus oil mixed together helps with the smell.
@@noelsmaison685 The sun can kill off the bacteria and dry them as well, try it. My theory is extreme temperatures kill off the odor causing bacteria.....since that worked here, that's probably the case. Outside of washing them, putting them in sunlight or in a very cold storage container likely does the trick too. That's just for the insoles and odor though.
Alan Success a friend suggested a more thorough washing and scrubbing of the feet too. I think they are often neglected but I had to think about it. Our feet are in tight and dark spaces for hours a day. That means funk comes daily, so a thorough washing must accompany them. As opposed to just jumping in the shower.
@@Ravenex2 Yeeesssss. That's what I've been telling people... Never have I seen a person who takes good care of their feet having smelly shoes or feet. Never. It all comes down to care and knowing the science behind. I truly enjoy and love my feet. And mind you i wear socks including the invisible ones in case i wear loafers. SMH... ... take care of them and they won't disappoint you.
Wash them on the washing machine with towels for cushioning. Cheaper sneakers have pink cardboard insoles, often glued in place under a top fabric or plastic foam layer, they will survive a few washes, when they start to fall apart you have a choice of using a mesh bag to contain the detritus, or rip them out and replace them with a proper material insole like cork. I maķe my own by sewing together a few layers (3-5) of denim from old pants and cutting to size using the original as a reference. Those you can take out and wash on their own.
I’m not sure if any other commentor has suggested this but cheese cloth or a nylon socks or pantyhose you could load it with the cat litter or whatever you want to put in there and stuff in your shoe and probably use it more than once
Terrible advice, it's just masking the odor. There is a simple solution for this: Get a couple of sets of inserts (the cheap foam ones found in sneakers) and wash them after each use, like socks. Problem solved.
Or... less work..There is an inexpensive shoe insole that kills germs and sterilizes the shoe (and foot). It is called PodoPhylus. ..E..T..S..Y.*..HAS IT
how is it possible the no one knows about the used tea bags on shoes? all you do is make yoursef some tea, let the tea bags dry and put 2 or 3 in each shoe overnight, and by-bye smell, it works even with the worst smell, I never expect it would but it does, it is good.
@@nekrohatred9547 remove and throw away insoles and socks tea tree oil body wash tea tree oil hair shampoo lufa for ur feet Lufa for ur body .Pour tea spoon of epsom salt to get scrap away residues use dish washing liquid 🧽 sponge inside shoe no water clean it like a pan, then different sponge tea tree shampoo inside shoe no water , do this 2 times then use towel to get the heavy suds and liquids out then light 2 incense and have shoe over the incense so smoke goes into the shoe after a 30 minute session per shoe or more of u can have a mount system , stuff few napkins or paper towels to get excess wetness and dry the shoe with the vacuum cleaner heater vent by removing the pod inside the vacuum to get to the heat blowing part that’s not exposed and dry them with the vent it gets hot so not put hands over . Spray anti fungal/tee tree oil on foot and inside boot/shoe spray wear new socks 🧦 insert new insoles once boots are 100% dry. Will not fail if u are able to dry them outside . Last but not least cut ur toe nails and soak ur feet in tea tree oil soak Epsom salt and anti fungal soak Mule team for all ur clothes and tea tree oil detergent for all clothes Buy new wardrobe and shoes Start right by soaking feet and changing socks every 1-2months rotate shoes never put bare feet in shoes The fungi can spread everywhere consider changing ur bed sheets pillow cases and underwear and all clothing even shoes unless they are really nice boots then use this method
what works just as well and is pretty much the same idea as using alcohol, is disinfectant spray in a can… spray a generous amount in the shoe, let it evaporate, and boom ur shoe smells like ‘crisp lenin’
All sneakers can go in the washing machine guys. Cold water no drier not to frequently. unfoŕtunatly if they smell really bad the stink comes back quickly. 😊
it is not about being Hygienic. When you buy shoes or boots that have no ventilation after 3 days of using it, they will stink. I bought my boots a week ago and they started to smell bad. I went online to find out that The real reason behind the smelly boots is that it makes our feet perspire because of the lack of air circulation in and out of the boots. The perspiration is happening through the feet sweat glands, which maintain the temperature of our body. I recommend military boots. No matter what you do with it, it will never smell bad. the technology is awesome, but it is expensive. Just make sure you buy the real deal and not a cheap imitation.
Or just wash your feet with a dove or Irish spring soap bar then right after you get out the shower put deodorant on your feet as for the shoes just put baking soda and powder carpet freshener and let it sit for 10 hours and then wash it then it should remove the funk
Washing machine, then air dry in front of a fan, dehumidifier, or outside. Washing your shoes is the only way to really get rid of the odor. You have to remove the underlying causes. Oils, sweat, bacteria, dead skin, and the most important, fungus. Also, remove and wash your insoles. Next best option is Windex. Spray until wet and let dry.
I tested a bunch of things. The odor is gasses from bacteria. You want something that actually removes the bacteria and doesn't just mask the odor with perfume. I tried dumping hand soap all up in the shoes. Like 10 times as much as you'd use to wash your hands, then let them soak for an hour, then hosed them down good to get it all out. Then left them on the radiator for 24 hours. The result was my shoes now smell of soap, but with undertones of smelly feet so it didn't do shit to kill off the bacteria its just hiding it with perfume. Baking soda reduced the odor slightly after 24 hours, but not enough. I've tried leaving it in there several weeks, and it was the same. The freezer method only works temporarily as the bacteria becomes inactive and dormant while frozen down. Yeah, your shoes will have no smell at all right when you pull them out of the freezer but the smell will be back once the shoe is room temperature again.
You pt baking soda in a sock, not pur it in just like that in the shoe. It dissapointed me but it DID worked, it got rid of a terrible smell, just not of all smells in generall.
Take some of baking soda, solve it in some water, add clotrimazole solution( a fungicide found in pharmacies) to that water, shake well, pour some of that mixture all over the inside of your shoes until they become wet...leave them to dry...and voila, the smell is gone. Make sure to wash your feet and socks with that mixture to get quite a satisfying result. Please, don't forget to wash your feet with plain water after taking off your shoes. What do you think doctors?
Stuck a nylon socket with white rice after use, and spry lysol inside before each wear, get a couple of pairs of shoes to cicle the use so you never use them moisted (depending on how much you sweat it can take up to 5 days for a shoe to fully dry ) if posible dry them i a sunny well ventilated area, and use fungicide cream for prevention every time you shower outside your home. Thats the advice of someone who has always ben higenic but suffers from hyperhidriosis (profound perspiration) last time i had bad smell problems was about 10 years ago and it doesnt take any extra time on your day
@@SergioR00 True. There is an inexpensive shoe insole that kills germs and sterilizes the shoe (and foot). It is called PodoPhylus. ..E..T..S..Y.*..HAS IT
I think it’s important to kill the bacteria so out of these maybe the last one was best - you can also use an ozone generator if you have connections to use one for free or if you ever need one for a flooded room or a car, etc you can throw the shoes in with it.
That’s damn near a unicorn not many people even know what that is I think scrubbing it like a dish pan with detergent soap and tea tree shampoo also letting a incense blow into it after u scrap away all the gunk Of course after u remove insoles but need to cut toe nails and make life’s changes all clothes infected either new wardrobe or everything yea tree oil wash sheets and socks are trash now replace socks 1-2month rotate shoes
Try baby powder. If i put my shoes in the freezer my mama gon woop my ass chop up my body and put that in the freezer. She dont play no white games like that haha
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I did the cat litter method and minutes later my cat took a big shit in my shoe. Damn youtube
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TBH the internets first solution for everything is baking soda lol
That was my first thought too lol
I tried that, and it doesn’t work.
Rell T drink em mixed
It does work when made properly.
Broke your femur bone? Use baking soda
Is it me or is it the a human fact that we always want to double check bad Odors knowing the first time was bad 😂
haha!
Ikr...once is enough🤢
probably because its such a foreign/different odor than what we have ever smelled in that we are simply curious
THE A HUMAN FACT??? LOL YOU MEAN A HUMAN FACT???? :)
It's just all animals who have noses fact. Nothing new.
I soak the insides with rubbing alcohol, let it dry, then I put baking soda in it. It works. Also it helps to soak you feet in Epsom salt a few times a week. The Cat litter is a genius idea, I never thought of that. The fabric softener is a bad idea since it doesn't kill the bacteria that causes you feet to stink.
Spraying bleach water does exactly what you said as far as killing oder causing bacteria.
@@MountTheodore72 Wyman bleach water?
@@SavageLion_ watered down bleach
what works just as well and is pretty much the same idea, is disinfectant spray in a can… spray a generous amount in the shoe, let it evaporate, and boom ur shoe smells like ‘crisp lenin’
@@MountTheodore72 There is an inexpensive shoe insole that kills germs and sterilizes the shoe (and foot). It is called PodoPhylus. ..E..T..S..Y.*..HAS IT
my co worker does not wear socks . Their feet stink through the shoes so awful
Lol that's terrible, assault on your co-workers by stinky feet. :(
You have to wear socks so your shoes don't absorb sweat and get funked up (beyond repair or treatment).
You should maybe kill them
Buy them a cheap pair of socks for there birthday or something
I used to do that
By them a box of EX-large condoms. To wear on their feet ofc ;)
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I just wasted 5 minutes of my life.
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Asked for a refund LMAO
Ditto...
Actually you wasted 8 minutes. 5 watching and 3 minutes logging in, typing then posting this comment
I'm sure you're wasting most of your time, so...
Everybody who has seen Holes already knows the cure is peaches and onions.
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Don’t bother sell them on a fetish site and buy new ones
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Little Bill what do you mean some guys might want a mans touch...or odor.
Genuinely a good idea now that I think about it, very inconvenient, but seriously, if they'll pay what you paid, plus extra for smell, could work, then you always gotta fresh kicks.🙃
Freezing your shoes does not kill bacteria
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Someone in 1991 bought a few shipping containers full of baking soda. Legend has it they are the masterminds behind trying to get people to buy baking sodas to this day!
LOL! But There is an inexpensive shoe insole that kills germs and sterilizes the shoe (and foot). It is called PodoPhylus. ..E..T..S..Y.*..HAS IT
“I don’t know what y’all do with your feet” we work lmao
I soak my feet into Apple Cider Vinegar with bath soap, I scrub them multiple times and I did this at least once or twice a week and my feet started to smell better and feel extremely soft.
im going to try this
Ok, ill try
For me it's not so much the foot odor. But my work boots after they get wet from working out in the rain or walking in puddles or mud , that's when then start smelling.
we're the same
Same here, I have slip on converse shoes and a lot of time I didn't bother using socks with them because it was quicker.... Then it got wet... I did baking soda and it failed miserably... Now they are constantly stinky and wet but even more after I wear them even for 10 minutes. I almost hate wearing them because it feels like people can smell it from afar it's embarrassing...
@@christinamorrison7593 same for me. and I work as a cable technicians I feel like the customer smells me as soon as I go in their house lol I really don't wanna drop another $200 for steel toed boots so I'm trying everything
@@justincaldero5174 I don't doubt that. Special shoes like those are expensive!
Same here, I wore mines in heavy rain and they have an odor that smells like cat pee...it seems to be in the the cloth and won't come out with washing.
They use baking soda and then reuse it to bake sour dough bread...it's an industry secret! 🤣
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Take out your insoles. Put newspapers into each shoe overnight to absorb the moisture and odor. Never wear the same pair of shoes on consecutive days. You're welcome!
K A ok but what about food service shoes that are $100 + and work 10 hour shifts every day
@@emilycrowell4727 I don’t know where you work but not a single food service shoe should cost you $100+. Unless you’re receiving a lap dance with the shoes for that price then you’re just asking to be robbed like that, stupid
i have money for one pair of shoes
There is an inexpensive shoe insole that kills germs and sterilizes the shoe (and foot). It is called PodoPhylus. ..E..T..S..Y.*..HAS IT
@@emilycrowell4727 Get 2 pairs. Swap them out each day. If affordability is an issue, check Walmart’s selection or have stinky feet until you save up for another pair
I feel like you can never all the baking soda back out either
My youngest brother... damn, you can simply just smell him entering the room.
Those shoes are dirty. SMH.
How would a person not wash them till that stage yet complaining on the odour.
Of course, if the shoe is that dirty even the feet would be.
Anyone who truly invests their time to thoroughly clean and take care of their feet and treat them in case of infections will rarely have issues with smelly feet.
Just to add up.
Washing feet should be with a brush, filer and washcloth to rub all that junk of dirt in between the surfaces.
It should be done everyday when you take bath. Incorporate it in your daily routine and save yourself some shoes.
Soaking your feet with Listerine, White Vinegar and Hot water should give a life-long fresh feet followed by the steps above.
Again those sneakers obviously are dirty. I just cant deal with them. SMH
That's his pp not his feet, tell him to bathe!
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Another thing you are going to want to do that helps a lot that people might simply overlook: WASH YOUR FEET when you shower! A lot of folks neglect their feet and only scrub other places.
It makes a huge difference
Helps with your feet. Not your shoes. Because whether it's 2 months, 4 months, a year, your shoes will eventually pick up a smell.
Or don’t wear tight shoes and insoles. Wash insoles regularly
Most of body heat is let off from these extremities hands, feet, and even head. It’s natural when wearing shoes and on top of that socks feet will sweat and if not deodorize will spur up fungus and bacteria causing a smell
@@grisom5863 well, nothing can protect shoes from that eventuality can it?
I need to start doing this lmao. My logic was the soap hit the shower floor anyways but it’s probably not enough 😂
I am thankful I don't have this problem. My work boots and soccer cleats have zero scent because I lack the sweat odor gene as a Korean. It's pretty neat!
Lucky you
Lol, putting running shoes in the freezer. That sounds like what a serial killer would do when he is trying to stay in shape…
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Me and my brothers feet were so smelly as kids, my father once told me he was considering making four holes in the wall of our bedroom so we could stick our feet out through the wall and stucco while we were in our beds sleeping. 😩
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There is an inexpensive shoe insole that kills germs and sterilizes the shoe (and foot). It is called PodoPhylus. ..E..T..S..Y.*..HAS IT
The freezer trick is amazing. I played volleyball in high school and my knee pads would reek so bad they where not allowed in the passages part of the car they always had to go in the trunk. So on weekends I didn’t have tournaments we would put them in zip-lock baggies and stick the in the freezer. It would help immensely with the smell of the knee pads.
Will a grocery bag work?
@@joeslacker1020 yes
For how long does it work? The smell comes back?
@@korenbuckley9885 well it doesn't kill the bacteria, it just stops their multiplication while the shoes are in the freezer because they are kind of shut down by cold (don't know how to say it in English sorry) but once you wear them the warm environment "awakes" them so they can multiple again. The best thing would be to kill them.
There is an inexpensive shoe insole that kills germs and sterilizes the shoe (and foot). It is called PodoPhylus. ..E..T..S..Y.*..HAS IT
Lysol disinfectant spray (only on the inside of the shoe) then dry in a well ventilated place
Ok I'll try that
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Did that and it didn't work for me
Lysol works SO WELL!!
Or... There is an inexpensive shoe insole that kills germs and sterilizes the shoe (and foot). It is called PodoPhylus. ..E..T..S..Y.*..HAS IT
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Many methods people think helps, but why not go straight to hardcore methods and wipe the inside of your shoes with alcohol? The more concentrated ones. That should kill off that funk.
Stuff orange peels in your shoes. Leave them in til the peels dry out.
Switch shoes daily, wash feet daily, put on New socks daily.
For a lot of people that won't do the trick
I sweat a lot on my feet, so when I work even for 6 hrs, it's bad. I try not to wear the same shoe the next day but it still doesnt work.
@@stephanieordonez1837 are you overweight
@@Thekaydacap I weigh around 140 lbs, so technically, yes.
Hey hope your good Also sometimes I share this, the Bible says that GOD loves us so much that he sent his son JESUS CHRIST to this earth and HE lived a perfect sinless life.And JESUS went to a cross and gave HIS life for us.And rose again in 3 days and who ever will receive JESUS AS THEIR SAVIOR AND ASK HIM TO COME INTO THEIR HEART AND FORGIVE THEIR SINS,HE WILL TAKE YOU TO HEAVEN.
He forgot to add vinegar to baking soda for the maximum effect.
LOL! Bubbles.. There is an inexpensive shoe insole that kills germs and sterilizes the shoe (and foot). It is called PodoPhylus. ..E..T..S..Y.*..HAS IT
They’re lucky they didn’t have a pair of my shoes 😂😂😭 can’t even bring them in the house
50% Apple Cider Vinegar 50% warm water ... soak your feet in it 3x a week to take stench away
There is an inexpensive shoe insole that kills germs and sterilizes the shoe (and foot). It is called PodoPhylus. ..E..T..S..Y.*..HAS IT
Guys use febreeze fabric spray! walk a lot and have this problem. Odor eaters is okay but the smell isn't very nice. Baking soda doesn't work. I tried febreeze and now my trainers smell like rainbows and unicorns lol. Also echoing what others have said change shoes regularly and wash your feet. Also do not judge others too harshly because obviously changing shoes everyday means you have the money to do so, so be mindful
Of the product
There is an inexpensive shoe insole that kills germs and sterilizes the shoe (and foot). It is called PodoPhylus. ..E..T..S..Y.*..HAS IT...
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Homegirl is BRAVE for smelling another man's stinky shoes..... LOL!!
Sometimes it's the only way home :P
“Snarf” the shoe?
Lol it is weird how he says sniff
Uhh werid huh! Lol
I don't know what the rocket science this is, but in order to get rid of smell from sneakers is to wash them!!!
In the washing machine or you can dunk them in a bucket with soap and water for a few hours to get rid of the smell.
Them lay them out to dry outside in the sun. Or let them dry overnight inside your house. I grew up doing this, so I'm not sure why people not washing their sneakers man. Other wise, baking soda with Eucalyptus oil mixed together helps with the smell.
Just Me i have tried washing my shoes with good detergent and dried them outside my house but they still stink
@@noelsmaison685 The sun can kill off the bacteria and dry them as well, try it. My theory is extreme temperatures kill off the odor causing bacteria.....since that worked here, that's probably the case. Outside of washing them, putting them in sunlight or in a very cold storage container likely does the trick too. That's just for the insoles and odor though.
Alan Success a friend suggested a more thorough washing and scrubbing of the feet too. I think they are often neglected but I had to think about it. Our feet are in tight and dark spaces for hours a day. That means funk comes daily, so a thorough washing must accompany them. As opposed to just jumping in the shower.
@@Ravenex2 Yeeesssss. That's what I've been telling people...
Never have I seen a person who takes good care of their feet having smelly shoes or feet. Never.
It all comes down to care and knowing the science behind.
I truly enjoy and love my feet.
And mind you i wear socks including the invisible ones in case i wear loafers. SMH...
... take care of them and they won't disappoint you.
Thank you TH-cam for disabling the dislike button...now i don't know if this work or not
They started clapping for baking soda 😂😂😂
How should we get to mars?
Ans. Baking soda
Or just buy a Mars bar...LOL
Wash them on the washing machine with towels for cushioning. Cheaper sneakers have pink cardboard insoles, often glued in place under a top fabric or plastic foam layer, they will survive a few washes, when they start to fall apart you have a choice of using a mesh bag to contain the detritus, or rip them out and replace them with a proper material insole like cork. I maķe my own by sewing together a few layers (3-5) of denim from old pants and cutting to size using the original as a reference. Those you can take out and wash on their own.
There is an inexpensive shoe insole that kills germs and sterilizes the shoe (and foot). It is called PodoPhylus. ..E..T..S..Y.*..HAS IT
@@JO-mg6xc That won't clean the outside, or remove the accumulated sweat solids and oils from inside.
@@Fridelain But it will kill the bacteria. Dead bacteria, no odor
@@JO-mg6xc Still gross
@@Fridelain , but no work and no odor. People wear dirty shoes, but not stinky ones. It’s all matter of choice
Peaches & Onions anyone???
Chris Derouselle yes!!!
I see what you did there 😂
You watched
Sploosh😂
Your now one of my favorite people 😂
If only I knew this before my shoes got stolen and passed around by my whole grade.
@Pouglas are you boy or girl? I love smelly stinky girl shoes. It’s us Canadian’s favorite pastime!
@@pelhamrechtsanwalt2416 wtf!!
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@@pelhamrechtsanwalt2416 what?!
@@pelhamrechtsanwalt2416 Is there another Canadian here who can confirm or deny this statement? 🧐
I just put some teabags in overnight it sucks out the moisture and it makes it smell like the flavor
I’m not sure if any other commentor has suggested this but cheese cloth or a nylon socks or pantyhose you could load it with the cat litter or whatever you want to put in there and stuff in your shoe and probably use it more than once
Terrible advice, it's just masking the odor.
There is a simple solution for this: Get a couple of sets of inserts (the cheap foam ones found in sneakers) and wash them after each use, like socks. Problem solved.
Brian: Your advice sounds the best!! Thanks
Your fuckin weird
Or... less work..There is an inexpensive shoe insole that kills germs and sterilizes the shoe (and foot). It is called PodoPhylus. ..E..T..S..Y.*..HAS IT
how is it possible the no one knows about the used tea bags on shoes? all you do is make yoursef some tea, let the tea bags dry and put 2 or 3 in each shoe overnight, and by-bye smell, it works even with the worst smell, I never expect it would but it does, it is good.
Your supposed to put the kitty litter in a stocking or pantyhose or something similar then put it in the shoe.
Stuff the shoes with orange peels. Peels also take mold smell out of anywhere, car, boat seats ect. It works.
and get roaches and ants everywhere ?? I rather just use bleach
@@Eccentric-YURR You must have an infested house. Sounds like a personal problem.
Eccentric lmao get fucked
Tried this. Didn't work. Kel
@@nekrohatred9547 remove and throw away insoles and socks tea tree oil body wash tea tree oil hair shampoo lufa for ur feet Lufa for ur body .Pour tea spoon of epsom salt to get scrap away residues use dish washing liquid 🧽 sponge inside shoe no water clean it like a pan, then different sponge tea tree shampoo inside shoe no water , do this 2 times then use towel to get the heavy suds and liquids out then light 2 incense and have shoe over the incense so smoke goes into the shoe after a 30 minute session per shoe or more of u can have a mount system , stuff few napkins or paper towels to get excess wetness and dry the shoe with the vacuum cleaner heater vent by removing the pod inside the vacuum to get to the heat blowing part that’s not exposed and dry them with the vent it gets hot so not put hands over .
Spray anti fungal/tee tree oil on foot and inside boot/shoe spray wear new socks 🧦 insert new insoles once boots are 100% dry.
Will not fail if u are able to dry them outside .
Last but not least cut ur toe nails and soak ur feet in tea tree oil soak Epsom salt and anti fungal soak
Mule team for all ur clothes and tea tree oil detergent for all clothes
Buy new wardrobe and shoes
Start right by soaking feet and changing socks every 1-2months rotate shoes never put bare feet in shoes
The fungi can spread everywhere consider changing ur bed sheets pillow cases and underwear and all clothing even shoes unless they are really nice boots then use this method
what works just as well and is pretty much the same idea as using alcohol, is disinfectant spray in a can… spray a generous amount in the shoe, let it evaporate, and boom ur shoe smells like ‘crisp lenin’
Just put them in a washer and run 30min wash. Works 100% of the time.
subbookkeeper yeah but it might ruin the shoe
It's not "officially" ok to wash your shoes
Apparently it's fine to do with Vans.
All sneakers can go in the washing machine guys. Cold water no drier not to frequently.
unfoŕtunatly if they smell really bad the stink comes back quickly. 😊
I have washed shoes with antibacterial soap and Oxiclean, still smelled after.
“How to sniff shoes for 5 minutes”. That should be the title
You didn't use enough baking Soda brother. You gotta be generous with it.
" right foot" spray works, iv tried all those methods and none worked but the spray. It gives out minty and citrusie smell, but it does work
What brand
Kevin Allen right foot
I just bought Lumi Outdoors! excited to try
@@GirItsLiz so?
Spray Lysol and put them in a plastic bag and then put them in the freezer or outside at night
Yep
just don’t wear shoes 😳
The problem with the freezer when I put my Sperry Deck shoes in the freezer within a day or so the the soles come unglued and come off.
it is not about being Hygienic. When you buy shoes or boots that have no ventilation after 3 days of using it, they will stink. I bought my boots a week ago and they started to smell bad. I went online to find out that The real reason behind the smelly boots is that it makes our feet perspire because of the lack of air circulation in and out of the boots. The perspiration is happening through the feet sweat glands, which maintain the temperature of our body. I recommend military boots. No matter what you do with it, it will never smell bad. the technology is awesome, but it is expensive. Just make sure you buy the real deal and not a cheap imitation.
There is an inexpensive shoe insole that kills germs and sterilizes the shoe (and foot). It is called PodoPhylus. ..E..T..S..Y.*..HAS IT..
To Laraciedark 1440: What brand do you suggest? What are the best?
Can you die from an odor? I mean, like if you were locked in a vomitorium for two weeks, could you actually die from the odor?
You would get sensitized to it just like farmers and cow shit.
It depends what is creating the odour.
@@mikesalive Biden for one
Or just wash your feet with a dove or Irish spring soap bar then right after you get out the shower put deodorant on your feet as for the shoes just put baking soda and powder carpet freshener and let it sit for 10 hours and then wash it then it should remove the funk
Smart!!
📌the rate of buying freezer📈📈📈❄
I switched to athletic merino wool socks and threw all the cotton away. The difference has been night and day!
I was just on TH-cam looking at that yeah I think I’m going to do the cat litter thing and switch to those socks
There is an inexpensive shoe insole that kills germs and sterilizes the shoe (and foot). It is called PodoPhylus. ..E..T..S..Y.*..HAS IT
I have tried freezing shoes to -45. They're more horrible at the end of the next day.
I've never found anything that actually works.
There is an inexpensive shoe insole that kills germs and sterilizes the shoe (and foot). It is called PodoPhylus. ..E..T..S..Y.*..HAS IT
There is an inexpensive shoe insole that kills germs and sterilizes the shoe (and foot). It is called PodoPhylus. ..E..T..S..Y.*..HAS IT
Now your fridge stinks.
You can try many tips, but what actually easy works shall be SUNFOOT shoe dryer and sterilizer!
Prove it!!
Washing machine, then air dry in front of a fan, dehumidifier, or outside. Washing your shoes is the only way to really get rid of the odor. You have to remove the underlying causes. Oils, sweat, bacteria, dead skin, and the most important, fungus.
Also, remove and wash your insoles. Next best option is Windex. Spray until wet and let dry.
1:51 who is she?? She's pretty
someone you will never have
@@JohnSmith-zn4uf 💀💀
I tested a bunch of things. The odor is gasses from bacteria. You want something that actually removes the bacteria and doesn't just mask the odor with perfume. I tried dumping hand soap all up in the shoes. Like 10 times as much as you'd use to wash your hands, then let them soak for an hour, then hosed them down good to get it all out. Then left them on the radiator for 24 hours. The result was my shoes now smell of soap, but with undertones of smelly feet so it didn't do shit to kill off the bacteria its just hiding it with perfume. Baking soda reduced the odor slightly after 24 hours, but not enough. I've tried leaving it in there several weeks, and it was the same. The freezer method only works temporarily as the bacteria becomes inactive and dormant while frozen down. Yeah, your shoes will have no smell at all right when you pull them out of the freezer but the smell will be back once the shoe is room temperature again.
What's the solution?
Can't stand fake people that fake laugh and act like they're all happy just to make people satisfied.
Women.
Baking Soda! **crowd claps**
They clap and then they get the clap...
You pt baking soda in a sock, not pur it in just like that in the shoe. It dissapointed me but it DID worked, it got rid of a terrible smell, just not of all smells in generall.
Or...There is an inexpensive shoe insole that kills germs and sterilizes the shoe (and foot). It is called PodoPhylus. ..E..T..S..Y.*..HAS IT
Gold bond foot spray, it’s the best thing for stinky feet!!!
There is an inexpensive shoe insole that kills germs and sterilizes the shoe (and foot). It is called PodoPhylus. ..E..T..S..Y.*..HAS IT
There is an inexpensive shoe insole that kills germs and sterilizes the shoe (and foot). It is called PodoPhylus. ..E..T..S..Y.*..HAS IT..
Listerine in spray bottle and spray away. Spray some on your feet too for good measure. Shoes and feet will smell like mouthwash.
Take some of baking soda, solve it in some water, add clotrimazole solution( a fungicide found in pharmacies) to that water, shake well, pour some of that mixture all over the inside of your shoes until they become wet...leave them to dry...and voila, the smell is gone. Make sure to wash your feet and socks with that mixture to get quite a satisfying result. Please, don't forget to wash your feet with plain water after taking off your shoes. What do you think doctors?
Borax powder is better. It’s a natural anti fungal that the fungus can’t develop a resistance to unlike clotrimazole
There is an inexpensive shoe insole that kills germs and sterilizes the shoe (and foot). It is called PodoPhylus. ..E..T..S..Y.*..HAS IT
They also said fabric softener works too
or ...There is an inexpensive shoe insole that kills germs and sterilizes the shoe (and foot). It is called PodoPhylus. ..E..T..S..Y.*..HAS IT
Why are they laughing though?
Stuck a nylon socket with white rice after use, and spry lysol inside before each wear, get a couple of pairs of shoes to cicle the use so you never use them moisted (depending on how much you sweat it can take up to 5 days for a shoe to fully dry ) if posible dry them i a sunny well ventilated area, and use fungicide cream for prevention every time you shower outside your home. Thats the advice of someone who has always ben higenic but suffers from hyperhidriosis (profound perspiration) last time i had bad smell problems was about 10 years ago and it doesnt take any extra time on your day
Or...There is an inexpensive shoe insole that kills germs and sterilizes the shoe (and foot). It is called PodoPhylus. ..E..T..S..Y.*..HAS IT
@@JO-mg6xc I have used insoles and creams, the problem in my case is the humidity, there is not much an insole can do if it is perpetually moist
Just let them air out in a cool area or put tea bags in them
Doesn't work if u got sweaty feet after a long day of work :(
@@SergioR00 wash them put them in the sun to dry
@@SergioR00 True. There is an inexpensive shoe insole that kills germs and sterilizes the shoe (and foot). It is called PodoPhylus. ..E..T..S..Y.*..HAS IT
cat taking a piss in the shoe hahaha
Marissa Cancel I would love to smell ur smelly sneakers. 🌹❤️
@@bornyesterday2994 yo stfu creep
I use to spray it with febreeze
Baking soda ALONG with news paper is the best to take out sticky smells from your shoes
Your suppose to put the cat litter in a nylon stocking first!😂
The only way to get rid of stinky sneakers is to throw them away!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Unless they're so smelly, the trash man refuses to take them. Lol.
Wasn’t expecting the comments to be this funny 😁
How are you doctors freezing your shoes will actually preserve bacteria freezing is bacteriostatic they teach you that in high school biology
Best comment!
Odor causing bacteria do not thrive in cold temperatures
These guys are not doctors. They are entertainers and salesmen
You could always just make holes near the toes so your feet can breathe better. Lol
🤣🤣 i just barely bought my new adidas and the front has a tiny hole. I think it needed to breathe
They should test my army boots lol.
That Random Guy wanna lick ur sweaty feet!!
@@BB-kr9xf creep
I think it’s important to kill the bacteria so out of these maybe the last one was best - you can also use an ozone generator if you have connections to use one for free or if you ever need one for a flooded room or a car, etc you can throw the shoes in with it.
That’s damn near a unicorn not many people even know what that is
I think scrubbing it like a dish pan with detergent soap and tea tree shampoo also letting a incense blow into it after u scrap away all the gunk
Of course after u remove insoles but need to cut toe nails and make life’s changes all clothes infected either new wardrobe or everything yea tree oil wash sheets and socks are trash now replace socks 1-2month rotate shoes
Peaches and onions
Soap and water
If it stinks why do u keep smelling it.
Try baby powder. If i put my shoes in the freezer my mama gon woop my ass chop up my body and put that in the freezer. She dont play no white games like that haha
Put in hot water with detergent
baking soda does work...
Warm water and dish soap. Old tooth brush and dry them with a fan or outside away from direct sun
When I smell a bad smell I never swallow I spit
DO ANY OF THE VIEWERS WANNA KNOW WHERE DID THEY GET SMELLY SHOE'S FROM?? IM BETTING A CREW MEMBER GOT A BONUS TO LITTERLEY HIT THE STREETS OF THE NOT SO SAFE AREA AND PAID RANDOM STINKY FOOT LOOKING PEOPLE AND GAVE EM A HUNDRED DOLLARS AND A PAIR OF WALMART SHOE'S
I would beat someone if I wear to find sneakers in my freezer😡🤣🤣
You could put the kitty litter in a paint strainer bag or something
I froze my shoes and it somehow made it worse or the same.