Sof Sole Fresh Fogger Shoe, Gym Bag, and Locker Deodorizer Spray

Now that I'm walking for a longer time and distance, I depend on this fogger to help my shoes from smelling like a locker room. I really believe that this fogger helps prolong my sports equipment's life so that I don't have to buy new equipment just because they smell so bad. I like the smell and the spray is very effective. It's easy to use and really helps with odor. There is no visual residue.

Keeps my shoes fresh, easy to use, scent is nice (don't smell directly), and it freshens my shoe so easily.

This spray works great for my SANDAL INSOLES. I usually trade my off every day or every other day. This spray helps them smell fresh. I’ve been using this for 3-4 years.

This gets the smell out of my husband’s work boots but it really feels like a scam how much these cost and how little is in the cans. I’m sure there is a different brand out there that is bigger for a better price and I’m gonna try to find it.

When all other methods failed, this did the trick.My 13 year old son frequently goes sockless which can build odor over time. Many sprays can mask the scent really well. When he got the shoes wet with lake water, you didn't want to be in the same room the shoes or when he was wearing them afterwards. The shoes were relatively new and he was very fond of them.Internet searches provided a lot of home remedies baking soda, washing machine and drying in the sun, freezing for a week with baking soda in the soles, applying expensive tea tree oils. The odor improved after these treatments, until he wore them a few days. The freezing was supposed to kill the smelly nasties, it didn't.Fresh Fogger for the win. The putrid teenager foot smell was gone! It did leave behind a chemical scent of acetone that other reviewers didn't like. That smell didn't bother me, I'm used to that smell from my 11 year old daughter spilling it all over the bathroom. I used some of the "Kiwi Fresh Force" that wasn't strong enough, and it covered the acetone smell quite well

Keeps tennis shoes smelling good inbetween washes.

I have a lacrosse player and shoes, pads, helmets, and gym bags are a smell that cannot be described. I cannot believe how well this worked!! I flipped the gym bag inside out and sprayed. I sprayed all of his gear and the difference is night and day. This bag has stunk up his room. Was left in my car by mistake and I thought something had died…no. Just lacrosse gear and almost me as I took his bag to practice.I purchased a 3oz bottle and I probably used most of the bottle. I didn’t notice if there was a larger size. For shoes only that would be enough. For something like what I did, that won’t last long but was definitely worth it!! This product does have to dry so don’t spray this and immediately think you can wear your shoes or use your gear. Definitely something to plan for the weekend.

I love to wear flipflops, sandals and high heels (mainly pumps) but unfortunately I have sweaty feet.Because of that, my shoes get pretty stinky if I don't use any shoe sprays.I have tried many many different brands and some of them are better than others.I normally don't buy nor use aerosol cans because they are NOT environmentally friendly nor healthy.But I was curious to try this out because it has a catchy name and I wanted to see how good it is.Here is my summary:Pro: after spraying and dried my sandals don't have any offensive smell any longer, thus it serves the purpose.Con:- smells like hair spray (has a very artificial scent), I guess that has to do because it's aerosol can? But scent is a personal thing, thus it cannot be judged.- CAUTION label on the can reads: " Contains acetone and hydrocarbon propellant. FLAMMABLE. SUNLIGHT OR AT TEMPEARATURS ABOVE 120 degrees F (50 degrees C). CONTENTS UNDER PRESSURE. USE ONLY OUTSIDE OR IN WELL-VENTILATED AREAS. Deliberately concentrating and inhaling vapor or swallowing contents can cause SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH. KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN AND PETS."- WARNING label on the can reads: " EYE, SKIN,& RESPIRATORY IRRITANT. Following any skin contact, wash with soap and water. DO NOT wear any treated item until completely dry."- Oh my! So after reading this, I researched why Acetone needs this kind warning. This is what I found:"There's a good reason for these warnings. Acetone -- the primary chemical in most of these products -- and Propane are classified as cardiovascular or blood toxicants, gastrointestinal or liver toxicants, kidney toxicants, neurotoxicants, respiratory toxicants and a skin or sense organ toxicants. [5] Butane is classified as a neurotoxicant, which means that exposure can cause adverse effects on the central nervous system. [6] Furthermore, regarding Acetone, Spectrum Chemical, a top chemical listings service, warns that "The most probable human exposure would be occupational (workplace) exposure, which may occur through inhalation."For my sweaty and smelly feet, I love the products Rocket Pure spray, which I spray directly to my feet. It's a spray bottle, NOT aerosol can. All natural, which I like a lot and it has a very refreshing scent of peppermint. In combination with that spray, I use the WhooHoo-Clean Shoes Refresher,Shoes Refresher. Enjoy instant relief! Effectively eliminates embarrassing odors from footwear. 12 FL OZ spray bottle, environmentally friendly. Safe, non toxic, non irritating, won't stain. Natural, fresh peppermint scent. Proudly made in the USA. By W..., which is a big spray bottle, NOT aerosol can, and it's also all natural and it has a refreshing peppermint scent as well. Two great products that really keep the smell of my feet and shoes at bay so that I don't need to be embarrassed when I take them off at a friend's house or at the gym when I put them into the locker and there are other people around.