Available at pharmacies and drugstores.
Available at pharmacies and drugstores.
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CHF 29.00
The Tal Shoe Deodorant Spray neutralizes unpleasant odors, cleanses, and inhibits odor-causing microorganisms. This is because heat and moisture create an environment inside the shoe where odor-causing microorganisms can multiply.
The Tal Shoe Deodorant Spray neutralizes unpleasant odors, cleanses, and inhibits odor-causing microorganisms. This is because heat and moisture create an environment inside the shoe where odor-causing microorganisms can multiply.
A shoe deodorant is applied directly inside the shoe to combat unpleasant odors. The Tal shoe deodorant spray neutralizes odors and inhibits microorganisms that contribute to odor formation. This distinguishes a shoe deodorant from a simple fragrance spray, which merely masks odors. The formulation of the Tal shoe spray consists of perfume, alcohol, a glycerin derivative, and propellant. The alcohol supports the hygienic and cleansing effect, while the rest of the formula keeps the shoes fresh. This anti-odor shoe spray is suitable for all types of shoes and can easily be incorporated into your regular shoe care routine. A 150-ml can is sufficient for about 40 to 50 pairs of shoes.
A shoe deodorant is applied directly inside the shoe to combat unpleasant odors. The Tal shoe deodorant spray neutralizes odors and inhibits microorganisms that contribute to odor formation. This distinguishes a shoe deodorant from a simple fragrance spray, which merely masks odors. The formulation of the Tal shoe spray consists of perfume, alcohol, a glycerin derivative, and propellant. The alcohol supports the hygienic and cleansing effect, while the rest of the formula keeps the shoes fresh. This anti-odor shoe spray is suitable for all types of shoes and can easily be incorporated into your regular shoe care routine. A 150-ml can is sufficient for about 40 to 50 pairs of shoes.
Feet have a particularly high number of sweat glands. Sweat itself is largely odorless. The problem arises when moisture remains inside the shoe for an extended period of time. Heat, sweat, and poor air circulation provide ideal conditions for microorganisms to multiply. When components of sweat break down, they produce substances that we perceive as smelly shoes or unpleasant foot odor. This often happens in closed shoes that are worn for many hours at a time or during activities that cause sweating—such as athletic shoes, work boots, or winter boots. Simply masking the odor doesn’t always help. It makes more sense to tackle the problem where it originates: inside the shoe.
Feet have a particularly high number of sweat glands. Sweat itself is largely odorless. The problem arises when moisture remains inside the shoe for an extended period of time. Heat, sweat, and poor air circulation provide ideal conditions for microorganisms to multiply. When components of sweat break down, they produce substances that we perceive as smelly shoes or unpleasant foot odor. This often happens in closed shoes that are worn for many hours at a time or during activities that cause sweating—such as athletic shoes, work boots, or winter boots. Simply masking the odor doesn’t always help. It makes more sense to tackle the problem where it originates: inside the shoe.
Spray the shoe deodorizer directly into your shoe. It’s best to do this right after wearing the shoes so they have enough time to air out and dry. This way, you treat the source of the odor right where moisture and microorganisms meet. For shoes you wear every day or during sports, the shoe spray can be used regularly. We also recommend opening your shoes wide after wearing them, removing the insoles if possible, and letting the shoes dry completely. Rotate frequently worn shoes so that each pair has more time to air out. Shoe deodorant and proper drying thus complement each other effectively.
If shoes smell extremely bad, spraying them just once usually isn’t enough. Clean removable insoles according to the manufacturer’s instructions and let the shoes dry completely after each use. A shoe deodorizer complements these measures by acting directly inside the shoe to combat unpleasant odors and odor-causing microorganisms. At the same time, it’s worth taking a look at your feet: fresh socks, thorough drying after washing, and proper foot care help reduce moisture.
Spray the shoe deodorizer directly into your shoe. It’s best to do this right after wearing the shoes so they have enough time to air out and dry. This way, you treat the source of the odor right where moisture and microorganisms meet. For shoes you wear every day or during sports, the shoe spray can be used regularly. We also recommend opening your shoes wide after wearing them, removing the insoles if possible, and letting the shoes dry completely. Rotate frequently worn shoes so that each pair has more time to air out. Shoe deodorant and proper drying thus complement each other effectively.
If shoes smell extremely bad, spraying them just once usually isn’t enough. Clean removable insoles according to the manufacturer’s instructions and let the shoes dry completely after each use. A shoe deodorizer complements these measures by acting directly inside the shoe to combat unpleasant odors and odor-causing microorganisms. At the same time, it’s worth taking a look at your feet: fresh socks, thorough drying after washing, and proper foot care help reduce moisture.
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