How do you get odor out of shoes fast?
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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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Dunk your feet in a pail of the hottest water you can stand for at least 15 minutes.  Scratch and let out the eczema ooze in the water.  Pat dry afterwards.  This will rid you of secondary infections and at the same time let the toxins out of the soles of your feet.
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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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try and let it out slow..sounds funny but do it..then it wont make a noise..and if u do fart then blame it on ur shoe it it makes a sound...and if it smells juz b put ur shirt over ur nose
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you can use white vinegar or wet baking soda.\n\njust put enough vinegar or wet baking soda on the soiled area and let stand for a couple of seconds. it works for me.
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Soak your feet for 15-20 minutes in lukewarm water to which you can add salt, crushed mustard seeds or alum. If you can procure all three, then even better! Towel dry.
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Use Acetone\n\n Nail Polish Remover
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keep your feet very dry after every bath before you wear your shoes.\ndo not wear a single shoe for more than 2 days.
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Here is my advice on that one. \n\nOne- Do not wear the same shoes everyday. This gives them a chance to dry out and all the baceria to die.\n\nTwo- Clean your feet well in between the toes with soap and water everyday, and make sure they are totally dry...even if your in a hurry.\n\nThree- The Gold Bond powder works good, as mentioned already.\n\nFour- Only wear cotton socks, they breathe better.\n\nFive- My son uses spray deoderant on his feet before he puts on socks....He swears by it...
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I tell you to get Certain Dri. You will never sweat from your feet. Eliminates all odor. Has no smell. Has no residue so it does not stain your shoes or carpet at all. It is a roll on you can get at any drug store in the anti-perspirant section. You put it on at night. Go to sleep. Wake up and take a shower. The residue of the anti-perspirant is gone, but you don't sweat or smell at all for a couple of days. And when I say you don't sweat or smell I mean it. I do not have any foot odor.\n\nI would also recommend taking wet wipes and wiping off your feet whenever you take off your shoes.  These do a real good job of cleaning your feet and removing the odor.
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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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tell her to spray the inside of the shoes with anti odor spray then air dry it...tell her not to use the shoes everyday...let it dry for at least 24 hrs before using it again...if all else fails, buy new shoes...before putting on socks, make sure the feet are really dry, especially in between the toes(you can dry them with a hair dryer)...bacteria loves moisture, its what they eat...what smells are their feces.
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1. Get and exfoliating foot soap (or even some plain sugar works) and scrub your feet until the dead skin peels off.\n2. Rub a good, thick lotion with natural oils (like sweet almond, olive oil, tea tree oil) in until it is all absorbed. \n3. Apply a second layer and put on socks. Do this every time you put on your socks and shoes, and before you go to bed.\n4. Unless you have a serious skin condition, your feet should immediately feel more moisturized.
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I like to soak my feet in a fresh tub of asses' milk. Sure, it's quite a chore to get the animal to stand still while I milk it, but it's worth it. My heels are the consistency of my rear end on the day I was born. Just seven or eight hours a day and the dry, crusty, scaly, repulsive, irritating, itchy, scratchy, festering, flaking, yellow-brown fungus-infested leather look is gone.\n\nOr, you can use a pumice stone.
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Soak your feet in 1 part vinegar and 5 parts water, for about 10 minutes daily.
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if your feet stink(sos to be so blunt) then you may well have athletes foot. go to your g.p. and ask for some canestan foot powder, it works really good. you need to give it a week or so and then you will start to see results, you also need to change your shoes reguarly(dont wear the same ones day in and out) and get as much fresh air to your toes as possible, if your not to comfortable in going to your doctors then you can buy this powder over the counter at your local chemist.
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i would bring it to a professional dry cleaner.  if thats too expensive, they sell suede shoe cleaner spray and an eraser.  so depending on whats dirty or if its a stain that might be a cheaper alternative.  i just bought the eraser for my shoe from footlocker.  it works pretty well.  they have the spray also.