Shoe Deodorizer Diy

Let the item air dry on its own.

Shoe deodorizer diy. I have used the alcohol spray on its own and it has worked to deodorized the shoes. You could use one OR the other methods. Lightly spray in inside of shoes making sure to spray into the toe box of the shoe lots of germs and odors in there Let shoes dry before wearing.

This DIY Shoe Deodorizer Spray made with essential oils is a great way to make even the stinkiest shoes smell great. Fill the bottle a little more than halfway with rubbing alcohol. Tuck some sheets under the shoes or on the sides of the shoe rack and leave them to neutralize and remove odor.

Basically you need to draw out the moisture and leave a natural scent behind that can. PIN IT FOR LATER. Fill the remainder of the bottle with water leaving a minimum of 1 inch of space at the top of the bottle.

1 ounce distilled water. Mix together 14 cup of Baking soda with 5-10 drops of Essential oil in the scent of your choice. 3-ounce glass spray bottle.

I keep a shaker of foot powder in our shoe closet and sprinkle it in shoes when necessary. Fill the bottle most of the rest of the way full with cornstarch or arrowroot powder leave a little room at the top. Its very easy to make a homemade shoe deodorizer sachet.

DIY FOOT AND SHOE DEODORIZER SPRAY INSTRUCTIONS. This shoe deodorizer cost a fraction of the cost of store bought items that are similar without all the added chemicals. Shoes smell fresh and so clean.