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Isopropanol for freshening smelly boot liners
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

With a pair of boot liners that were beginning to, errrrm, make their presence known, a trawl of the internet suggested Isopropranol (IPA, or rubbing alchohol) might possibly work. So I used some with a spray attachment and sprayed the insides of the boot liners a few times over a week or so. They smelled as good as new, and a week's skiing at the EOSB did not change this. Thoroughly recommended. Just beware that IPA will dissolve some plastic coatings, so make sure you only get it on the furry part of the linings.
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

It is a top notch solvent, so be wary of using it on glued areas and foams...
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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?

@James the Last, …another one is shaking a load of athlete’s foot powder into each, placing in a bag, shaking well and leaving for 24 hrs. That work well, too.
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James the Last wrote:
With a pair of boot liners that were beginning to, errrrm, make their presence known, a trawl of the internet suggested Isopropranol (IPA, or rubbing alchohol) might possibly work. So I used some with a spray attachment and sprayed the insides of the boot liners a few times over a week or so. They smelled as good as new, and a week's skiing at the EOSB did not change this. Thoroughly recommended. Just beware that IPA will dissolve some plastic coatings, so make sure you only get it on the furry part of the linings.


Any excess, just drop a lit match in to rapidly remove Very Happy
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