What is the best way to get rid of tennis shoe odor?
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If you cut off your nose, you won't smell anything. Does that help?
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Vinegar....to kill foot odor -causing bacteria,soak feet in solution of one part vinegar(any type) and four parts hot water night;y for 15 minutes for one week. The feet should be immersed up to the ankles.  Rinse with cold water at the end of the soak...Repeat this routine as needed....i got this info from a book....try it
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Your feet may stink because you wet them and then put shoes on without wiping them off. or it maybe because you wear no socks or wear socks and your feet swet and as they keep sweting and you just keep putting the shoes on and swet again it stays in your shoes so that is how they begin smelling. So wash your shoes good every now and then.
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get footlocker sneaker cleaNER
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Gold Bond Medicated Foot Powder.  If they are athletic shoes machine wash, and air dry them.  Add a 2 cap fulls of Chlorox Bleach to the water.  If they are leather take a moist towel, with water and diluted bleach, and wipe the inner soles and insides with the moistened towel.  Let air dry.  Bleach will get rid of any odor!  Bleach kills germs, bacteria, and viruses!  In your shoes lurks bacteria that is causing the odor.  Just day to day sweating in a shoe can cause this.  Make sure you are changing your socks daily!  Also if you are experiencing an itch you may have athletes foot, which is a fungus that can be treated with over the counter meds at your local pharmacists!  Hope this works for you!
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Those odors can be tricky.  I workout 6 days a week, so I have to stay on top of my workout-gear laundry.  It can be a challenge!\n\nHere are a couple of ideas that you might not have tried yet.\n\n - Try using plain distilled white vinegar when you wash the gear, even as a pre-soak.  It will help break up the sweat and odors. \n\n(Test a spot on your gear first, to be sure that the fabric will be okay.)\n\n - Lemon Juice is also recommended.  In my experience, it works well if you soak the clothes in lemon juice+water first. (An hour is good, overnight is better.) then wash. It may have more of a bleaching effect than the Vinegar - so try it with socks first.\n\n - If possible, line dry items. Sunshine is a great help discouraging nasty odors.  If you are drying gear in the dryer, make sure that items are completely dry.\n\n - Specialty cleaners - there are new detergents on the market that are specially designed for workout gear.  Win Detergent is one option (http://www.windetergent.com) and Approach (which was recommended by another responder.)\n\nIn general, I have found that keeping the laundry area clean, and free from dust also helps keep odors at bay. (Dust bunnys love my clothes dryer!)  I have some Febreeze-like odor spray handy, and I make sure that the washer and dryer are not "passing along" any bad odors.\n\n (I give the lint trap a quick spray when I clean it out. )  \n\nGood luck with your training!
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Here's a website that can help.  It talks about how to get rid of foot odor and what causes it... If you'd like to know.\nAnd with a name like "footsmart" I think they'd know what theyre talking about.\nGood luck.\n\nhttp://www.footsmart.com/Foot-Hygiene-Foot-Odor-Remedy.aspx
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there is bacteria living on the surface of your skin, when you sweat the bacteria feed of the sweat and emit a gas that is the smell, so no bacteria means no smell, keep your feet clean and wear clean socks put baking soda or something in your shoes and you should be ok, if its really bad talk to your doc or something maybe he can prescribe something for stinkafootus!?!?!
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This works! \n\nGet some Grout from home depot and apply to bottom of shoes.  You'll get better traction and feel when practicing... eventually, you'll get good enough to where you don't need the grout. \n\nAnd don't worry, the grout doesn't harden for at least 2 hours so If you wipe it off by then, it won't stain the board.
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Loprox gel will clear the skin  and remove the foot odor. You will need to get a prescription for it.
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Try pure vaseline -petroleum jelly. Wash you feet, dry them and apply a thick layer, and wear a breathable cotton socks. You will see remarkable smoothness in a few days.
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The only thing I can suggest is a ozone generator, I know it can kill odors, fungus, viruses and bacteria. It is a strong oxidant ans may work.
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1. Wash and dry your feet thoroughly every day\n2. Change your socks at least once a day\n3. Allow shoes to air out by using two pair of\n   shoes and wearing them on alternate days.\n4. There is nothing special about your feet. The\n   antiperspirant/deodorant that you use under\n   your arms will also work on your feet.\n5. Use foot powder.\n6. Consider Oder Eater or generic inserts\n7. Spray the inside of your shoes with Lysol Spray\n   then let dry overnight. Repeat weekly\n8. Use an oder elimination spray like Febreeze
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Wear flip-flops, or buys some tennis shoes with velcro
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Try soaking your foot in the hottest water you can stand, with a little bath oil in the water. Soak for about 30 minutes. Dry, then take a pumice stone and gently rub it over the corn, making sure it doesn't hurt too much. Then, put some really good body lotion on your feet. Repeat the next day, until the corn is gone. It might take several days, maybe weeks, but it will often go away. If not, you might have to have surgery anyway. Always make sure your shoes fit properly, with plenty of room for your toes to move. Always wear socks with your shoes. And do a foot treatment at least once a week. No time? Put a plug in the shower and while you shower, let the shower fill with water, soaking your feet as you wash. You can even add a little bath oil. Dry and moisturize. This is also the best time to cut your nails. Take care of your feet and they'll take care of you. <*)))><
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DONT FREEZE THEM!!\ni suggest you keep them in the box.  Either that, or put it in a ziplock bag.  Put a couple packs of silica (that stuff that says "DO NOT EAT!")  Don't let it touch the leather, keep it from touching the shoe.  Especially for your V's, put the silica on the sole, to prevent yellowing of the clear sole.  You should keep it in a dry place, w/ little sunlight.  I would recommend your closet.  If you prefer to keep it in the box, take out the tissue paper, because it speeds up yellowing.
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Alcohol on a cotton ball and scrub, scrub away. It usually works. If not then nail file and scrap the skin...EASILY and that will definitely do it! Don't wear those shoes anymore!