Hi! They make bamboo charcoal bags that are shoe size. Lay one on top of your sandal overnight. The brand I have used is Miso, but, there are many different brands. About once a month you refresh the bags with sunshine. They are guaranteed to last 2 years, but, my bags have worked longer than that.
Hello. What are your sandals made out of. That might influence the suggestions and solutions we offer. Baking soda might be the most universal product to try perhaps putting them in a small bag or box with a sprinkle might help.
I just found some charcoal shoe pockets that I put into my son's cross country shoes after he runs and it helps to dry them out and deodorize them. I found them at Target in the sports area (running stuff).
Try this Sprinkle a layer of baking soda on the foot bed and allow the sandals to sit for 8 - 24 hours. You can try strengthening the odor-neutralizing effect by tying the sandals in plastic bag after coating them with baking soda.
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Hi! They make bamboo charcoal bags that are shoe size. Lay one on top of your sandal overnight. The brand I have used is Miso, but, there are many different brands. About once a month you refresh the bags with sunshine. They are guaranteed to last 2 years, but, my bags have worked longer than that.
Good luck and stay safe!
How to Clean Sandal Footbeds – 7 Easy Tricks to Make Your Sandals Look Brand New
https://www.vbmbestreviews.com/how-to-clean-sandal-footbeds/
How to Deodorize Shoes
https://www.wikihow.com/Deodorize-Shoes
Here you go:
https://blog.schulershoes.com/11-ways-to-freshen-smelly-sandals/
we were always taught to use bicarb. It is suppose to absorb smells.
Here's a good article: https://help.teva.com/hc/en-us/articles/207343675-How-Can-I-Clean-My-Sandals-#:~:text=Sprinkle%20a%20layer%20of%20baking,coating%20them%20with%20baking%20soda.
Sometimes just leaving them in the sun will work. If not, try a solution of vinegar and water to spray on the sandals.
Hello. What are your sandals made out of. That might influence the suggestions and solutions we offer. Baking soda might be the most universal product to try perhaps putting them in a small bag or box with a sprinkle might help.
make a mix of vinegar water and drops of essential oils like peppermint and tea tree oil. put in a spray bottle to routinely spray.
I wrote a post that might help you - https://chascrazycreations.com/natural-cleaning-with-vinegar/
Clean the sandals well with a mixture of vinega and water, then set them outside to dry well.
Hi Corrine, hope this helps you out, works on all shoes.
https://www.thespruce.com/removing-shoe-odors-with-baking-soda-1900467
I just found some charcoal shoe pockets that I put into my son's cross country shoes after he runs and it helps to dry them out and deodorize them. I found them at Target in the sports area (running stuff).
I use baking soda
Lots of tips here:
https://cleanmyspace.com/how-to-clean-your-flip-flops-and-sandals-too/
Try this Sprinkle a layer of baking soda on the foot bed and allow the sandals to sit for 8 - 24 hours. You can try strengthening the odor-neutralizing effect by tying the sandals in plastic bag after coating them with baking soda.
Hello Corinne,
If not washable then use something like a Fabric freshener or maybe Shake & Vac or even Tea Bags.
Baking soda sprinkled on the bottom