 Poster: A snowHead
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After over 30 weeks of use I have noticed my boots definately have an odour I have taken out the inners and soaked them in warm water and soap and then dried them anything else I should be doing?
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Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
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Boots foot talc is pretty good at absorbing odours. (they do a spray as well). Also, let the liners get plenty of air.
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Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
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Spray 'em with that Fabreeze(sp?) stuff.
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| spyderjon wrote: |
| Spray 'em with that Fabreeze(sp?) stuff. |
Exactly what I do, but the Antibacterial version
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Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
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T Bar, baking soda works well, but you need to kill off the bacteria and fungi first . . . including the fresh stuff brewing between your toes.
I did once soak a pair of trainers in a bucket of isopropyl alcohol (worked a treat) but not practical for you. Try a couple of good soak washes in Milton sterilising fluid first.
You could soak your feet in a bucket of urine.
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Get a pair of ladies tights, cut them just below the knee, and fill the feet with cat litter, and tie a knot in the top so doen's all fall out!(cheap stuff works as well as the more pricey brands).
Might be worth a squirt of antibac febreze first to kill the bacteria, but the cat litter will absorb the odour really well. Once the odour has gone, use fresh litter and drop a pouch into each boot as soon as you take them off-it will absorb all the moisture and keep your boots odour free.
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Masque, or you put Flexitol - Fersenbalsam on yer feet
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T Bar,
| net_masters wrote: |
| Get a pair of ladies tights, cut them just below the knee, and fill the feet with cat litter, and tie a knot in the top so doen's all fall out!(cheap stuff works as well as the more pricey brands). |
For best results, make sure to remove all larger brown pieces from the litter first.
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Many thanks to all who replied.
slikedges, Are the soft squidgy bits OK 
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