I’m just going to lay this out there for the entire internet to see. Â Here we go.
 I have stinky feet.
Now you know all there is to know about me. Â Well, maybe not all, but that’s one secret out of the bag. Â What can I say? Â I like to wear my shoes without socks sometimes, and that makes for some stinky-stinks.
But from here on out, my shoes are going to smell sweet and fresh and my feet are going to have to deal with it!
How to Freshen a Stinky Pair of Shoes
Remember yesterday when I shared how to make a simple deodorizing pouch? Â I had an epiphany.
I could make some just the perfect size for my shoes and end all of this horrible, smelly stinkiness. And, so, my dearest bold ones, I did. Â I did just that!
For very detailed instructions on how to make this pouch, just visit this post.
But here are the basic instructions.
The only thing I did differently here is to cut my rectangle 20 inches long by 5 inches wide. Â That’s it!
But if you have small feet, measure the sole of your shoe and then double it for your length.
I folded the edges in the same way.
Here’s a little closer up look:
Then fold the rectangle in half, right sides together.
Sew a 5/8″ seam.
And zig-zag or overcast the edges.
Turn the pouch right side out and fill about half-way full with our Basic Deodorizing Mix.
Flip the top flap over, and then place in your stinky, old shoes. Or stinky new shoes. Â We don’t discriminate over here.
This works like nobody’s business. Â NO BODY’S!
Your poor stinky shoes will thank you ever so much.
And so will your feet. And your spouse.
And your dog, too, probably. Â If he’s anything like mine and wants to lick your toes.
Too much TMI for one post?
I have several more tips on how to have a naturally fresh home.
Before you go…