Would these work to use as shoe deodorizers by putting baking soda in them? Or would the baking soda sift through?
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Dear Stephanie: I checked to see how they would work and found that they should be okay since the Organza bags have a tight weave. Good luck. Pat
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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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For boots I am not sure. But it certainly fixed my clarks(not desert boots just standard clarks dress shoes). But for all of my shoes none of them smell at all anymore. This is an item that I plan on buying consistently. (I do not know yet how long these really last with regular use.)
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The light kills bacteria so I would say yes. I haven't done it myself but I've used it to deodorize plastics and rubber grips so I imagine you can use it on shoes. Because of the soft absorbent material I would presume you'll have to leave the light sit on each shoe for a couple of minutes. Longer than suggested.
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Yes, they work very well and do not pick up or spread odors. Can be used multiple times if food is not liquid.
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Yes, I am sure that would work, Just let it dry completely. I sometimes just spray on the outside of the shoe, too.
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No idea. I know they work for neutralizing closet odors. There's no smell, it just makes your closet smell fresh.
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I'm not qualified to answer that using Nok-Out. We find it to be ineffective no matter where we use it. Try open boxes of baking soda in the fridge.
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I bought them for a friend who puts them in water spritzers bottles/atomizers for various uses (spray on feet, shoes, air freshener, fabric- anything stinky). You can put them in a diffuser as room fresheners. In short, they are not to be ingested.
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Sounds like the ones you have do not contain baking soda. Considering how little baking soda there is in the ones that have it, I doubt there's much difference in effectiveness.
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Yes, they will work for shining shoes with wax shoe polish. HOWEVER, they are long, about the size of a dishcloth. So you would have to fold them into pads to make them efficient. I think it is a good thing since they will last longer. They are washing machine safe, but the dark beeswax polish I use on my one good piece of furniture left a stain. The stain does not rub off onto other things once the cloth is washed, and they do leave a nice satin shine.
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I believe so. I have never used them for that. But I have used them for up to 4 dirty baby diapers and also for dirty clothes, baby and toddler sized. And for wet clothes, kids/ teen sized bathing suits. Hope that helps! :)
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Yes, however only on shoes or sneakers, boots won't fit. You can just about get a wide sneaker thru it but you can and it cleans the sides as well. I wear a size 9 1/2 shoe Mine is in a open breezeway
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Don't waste your money on this product. .Use baking soda or campfor flakes orballs in a plastic bag or open the box andlet the product absorb the odor. .Another good product is Odor Buster which is an aerosol product sold in oldtime hardware stores such as Wise Hardware in Pelham , New Yorl .
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I am not sure if they would work or not. Depends how muddy it is. I keep them at my back door when I am gardening and if I need to come into the house I put them over my garden shoes. Love them
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I would say "no". I have used these for a homemade solid deodorant. While the mixture was still liquid (waiting to solidify), the coconut oil component tended to leak out the bottom. I had to refrigerate them to prevent this. However, I imagine it would depend on the ingredients and the mixture's consistency.
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I would probably get one specifically designed to hold shoes as this one is not. I used it on a cruise to organize stuff due to the small cabins. And now use it to organize cleaning products. But i suppose it would work for shoes.