If you want to ensure that your family's shoes last longer and don't have to be thrown away due to bacteria accumulation and unpleasant odors, this article is for you. The main reasons for bad smells from shoes are sweat and bacteria. Feet have the highest number of sweat glands in the human body, and this sweat provides a food source for bacteria that thrive in warm and humid environments, such as inside shoes.
This can lead to not only bad smells but also potential fungal infections. To combat these issues, we've compiled a list of 10 simple solutions that are readily available in most households.

To prevent bacterial growth, it's recommended to alternate between different pairs of shoes and store unused shoes in a warm and dry area to allow them to air out and evaporate any moisture. Additionally, using talcum powder can help absorb excess moisture and prevent the spread of bacteria.




