Does this remove the smell from my shoes? Cause that smell is...pungent.
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Haven't tried it in shoes, but it wouldn't hurt trying. This stuff is great, so it should do some good, but I can't say it will remove all odor. I usually throw my shows out once they get to that point.
1965838
Not really, for shoes you want an antibacterial spray, something to kill the underlying source of the odor. This product is better for temporary smells.
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I can't truly answer if it will work for shoes but it truly does a GREAT job of getting rid of odors so I would venture to say that it wouldn't hurt to try the product. It was highly recommended to me. Hope it works.
1965840
Yes I do think Fresh Wave will work on shoes. It works everywhere else in my house. Just spray in shoes and let dry overnight.
952514
I hadn't really noticed since the things I am steam cleaning have just been washed, but I would suspect that the answer would be yes. The steam is very hot and if the odor isn't much to begin with, the steam will probably get rid of it (like if you're wearing something for a second time). Hope this helps you. I am absolutely in love with the steam cleaner.
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Hi Sabrena, to be honest with you I only have used the steamer on recently washed clothes & have no idea if it removes odors. You may want to ask other people who have used this steamer also, they may have an answer for you......Zoey
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Put it in a bucket of kitty litter, that it how I stop shoes from being stinky. Well I fill old socks with kitty litter, tie in a knot and shove in the shoe until they are ready to wear again. :)
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With it being a new item, it may take a little while for the smell to go away. You could probably take a very lightly dampened cloth with fabreeze and wipe it down to see if that helps a little.
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I'm sure that it would stick...it rubs on to your feet and makes them a little bit white underneath its a powder, and in the shoes if you wear them after applying it rubs in and stays in. Buy this product if your trying to get rid of foot odor it worked so well on me
912094
How weird. Mine smells kinda like leather. Maybe you should return it if it doesn't clear up.
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Great question; however, I don't have an answer. I know it eliminates odor in a room in a few seconds (not minutes), but seconds. Since it supposedly doesn't contain any harsh chemicals, I assume it can help with stinky shoes.
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They had a slight odor when they came out of the packaging but it wasn't pungent. I have a very sensitive (meaning that I can smell things most people can't smell and in low doses too) nose too. I didn't wash them and the scent went away after a day or two. Hope this helps you out.
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I haven't had that issue. Maybe try vinegar to neutralize any smell and then your regular detergent.
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If by "get rid of", you mean add its bleach like odor to the smell of sweat and B.O... Honestly, I stopped spraying it because it was so disgusting to me. Maybe someone else who has used it for the purpose you are describing should jump in.
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I reccomend soaking the item in warm water and baking soda, that is the only thing I have heard of the removes the smell.
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There doesn't seem to be an odor. I no longer have the box, so don't know about the neoprene content. There is a spongy pad that is covered on each side of the ankle. I slit the cover and removed the pads since they left an impression on my ankle.
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I did not notice the odor and it does not smell now. I know what you are talking about though and have found if you have a product that smells like this leave it in a sealed container for a couple days with a small bowl of baking soda.
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i think just the smell. but if you read the label of this product it should tell you what it does. most i think it says that it reduces harmful bacterias and chemicals but not remove. again, pls double check the label about what it claims. regards
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Im not sure how far this would reach in some shoes, but research suggest you may need as much as 45 minutes totally filling a shoe to sanitize.Sunlight is a good source that I would try to add with this to get the most results. There are models sold on Amazon just for shoes and if you are dealing with a issue such as diabetes where you must have best odds of great results those are the only ones I would feel comfy in a important purchase.
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I have never used Zero Odor.. I would say it depends on what your shoes are made of.. Also, if the perfume didn't stain your shoe, Febreze no fragrance shouldn't stain either.. It might take a few sprays to get rid of the odor, it depends on the strength of the perfume.. But I would say go for it..