Shoes usually start to smell when they have been accumulating sweat for a while.
Bacteria multiply in wet shoes, breaking down sweat, creating an unpleasant odor.
How quickly the odor begins to appear also depends on the material from which the shoes are made.
Alcohol or antiseptic will quickly kill odor pathogens.
Mix equal parts water and rubbing alcohol.
Spray the mixture inside the shoes or wipe with a damp cloth.
For a more noticeable effect, leave a rag or napkin with an alcohol solution in your shoes overnight.
The life hack is quite simple: pour some baking soda into your boots, then place the pair in a bag and leave them overnight.
In the morning, shake your shoes to get rid of any remaining product, then put them on safely.
Baking soda will act as an absorbent, and you will not notice any unpleasant odors.
You can use a special dryer or put paper inside, which will quickly absorb moisture.
Treat the inner surface of the shoes with hydrogen peroxide, potassium permanganate solution, vinegar or alcohol (any antibacterial agents).
Change insoles regularly (preferably every two weeks).
Previously, we told you how to get rid of an unpleasant smell in the refrigerator.