Quick and Easy Way to Deodorize Your Stinky Shoes

Let’s face it, everybody’s feet smell. No need to be embarrassed, it’s a fact of life! Whether you’re wearing socks or going bare foot, your shoes are going to smell eventually, and the older the shoes get the smellier they will become. You can preserve your shoes and banish that unpleasant foot odor with shoe powder. The powder will absorb the smells in the shoe and replace them with a fresh, clean-smelling scent. Looking to save a few bucks? Make your own DIY shoe powder! Watch the video below to see how you can make this handy odor-banishing powder at home.

This powder is so easy to make! Plus, it’s dirt cheap. Make this shoe powder in batches and put it in a labeled bag or container that you can take on-the-go.

Keep this powder in your purse, your gym bag (which is probably what I’ll do), or by your front door. Use it at the start of your day and whenever your feet need a little freshening up throughout the day!

YOU’LL NEED
– A sandwich bag or container
– Baking soda
– Baking powder
– Corn starch
– Essential oil

STEP 1: Put a 1/2 cup of cornstarch in your plastic bag.
STEP 2: Add a 1/4 cup of baking powder and baking soda. Mix.
STEP 3: Drop in 5 drops of essential oil and zip up with a little air inside the bag.
STEP 4: Shake the bag up thoroughly.
STEP 5: To use, sprinkle a pinch in the bottom of your shoe and give the shoe a tap so it spreads out evenly.

Baking powder and baking soda are great deodorizers, and they rid your shoes of odors in different ways. And using your favorite essential oils will help give your feet their own signature scent!

What do you think of this DIY shoe powder? Share your thoughts in the comments section below.