How to get rid of the smell of garden shoes？

How to get rid of the smell of garden shoes
1. It is best to put the worn-out shoes on the balcony or window, and keep them ventilated for 1-2 days, so that the sweat and moisture in the shoes can be dissipated, and the shoes as a whole are drier, so the bacteria will naturally be much less.

2. If possible, clean the shoes regularly, especially the insoles, and expose them to the sun, which can effectively reduce the erosion of bacteria.

3. In the shoe cabinet, it is best to have ventilation openings, otherwise, the shoes will not circulate in the air, a large number of bacteria will breed, and they will infect each other, causing the shoes in the shoe cabinet to smell similar.

4. People who wear shoes must pay special attention to foot hygiene. If they have athlete's foot or foot disease, they need timely and thorough treatment, so that they can wear healthily.

5. The inside of the shoe is a closed space, which can easily become wet due to sweaty feet. If you wear the same shoes for several days in a row, the shoes will not stay dry, which will cause bacteria to multiply and eventually lead to bad smell. In order to prevent this from happening, after returning home, put the shoes in a ventilated place, or dry the shoes thoroughly with a hair dryer. If you really don’t have time, you can spray the inside of the shoes with a deodorant that removes the smell of shoes.



The dangers of garden shoes
1. Dr. Hilary Brenner, spokesperson of the American Podiatric Medical Association and New York City podiatric surgery expert, said that due to the structure and material of the garden shoes, it is easy to accumulate water, and the water is not easily absorbed and volatilized by the shoes. Holes can only help the feet to breathe, but the soles of the feet, which need to be breathable and dry most, are not protected. Therefore, frequent wearing will cause the feet to be moist and warm, providing a breeding ground for fungi.

2. Especially the garden shoes that cost tens of dollars on the market are mostly made of plastic, and the air permeability is not even as good as ordinary leather shoes. In addition, the glue used to bond the shoes and the dye used in the shoes may contain harmful chemicals, which are irritating to the skin. In addition, plastics have poor air permeability, and sweat cannot evaporate as quickly as possible, which may induce contact dermatitis. the

3. Garden shoes cannot be worn to work. Although "garden shoes" have become very popular, sometimes wearing garden shoes at work still looks a bit unserious. What's more, "garden shoes" are really not suitable for indoor wear, especially for people with sweaty feet. If you just sit in the office, the shoes will not achieve the effect of exhausting at all, but will make your feet stick to the upper, giving you a wet feeling. This is a sign of bacterial growth! And as the sweat evaporates, the inside of the garden shoes will also feel hot. The slippery feeling inside the shoes may even make it difficult for you to walk after standing up.

4. It is best not to wear garden shoes for children under the age of 3-6, and expectant mothers who have been pregnant for 8 months during pregnancy should not wear garden shoes. Babies who are learning to walk can choose baby walkers or other suitable breathable shoes.