afterthought ,its not my dodgey feet kids,its more a case of road spray,cow muck,builders road debris combusting with the damp climate thats caused them to create their own microclimate......![]()
afterthought ,its not my dodgey feet kids,its more a case of road spray,cow muck,builders road debris combusting with the damp climate thats caused them to create their own microclimate......![]()
who is driving your bus?
Between my mt biking shoes and my trail runners, my laundry room is starting to smell like swamp thing....I put mine out in the sunshine whenever possible.
I gotta tell you...they stink!!!!
Maybe I should stop playing in the mud?
Ruth
I know you said any other ideas besides fabric freshner...but stuffing the shoes with a few sheets of fabric softener sometimes do the trick. Maybe spraying them with fabreeze?
Honestly, shoes sometime just stink...I say keep 'em in a closet until you need them. Once they're on, you're outside anyway and shouldn't smell them.
Good luck!
It's only worth it if you're having fun
I bet you could do something with baking soda. It works in the refrigerator and in litter boxes. Maybe put some in an old sock and put it in the shoe?
"Bicycling is a big part of the future. It has to be. There's something wrong with a society that drives a car to workout in a gym." -- Bill Nye
Charcoal gets rid of the pong too. Over here we can get charcoal insoles. Haven't tried them personally, but my brother (of the humming feet) did and they work.
There are a lot of unwanted, unloved bikes out there - go on give a bike a good home
The best thing I have found for absorbing odors is Ground coffee (not coffee grounds)
I find it works better than baking soda
Just dump some in and let it sit for a few days
Let us know what works!
It's about the journey and being in the moment, not about the destination