Shoe and Sock Deodorizing Spray, 60ml Antibacterial Mist
Shoes that smelled sour after a workout can feel fresh enough to wear again the next day. South Moon's 60ml fine mist goes inside the lining once the shoes are dry, with tea tree, lavender and peppermint oils listed right on the label. It fits in a gym bag and covers shoes, socks and the...
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Shoes that smelled sour after a workout can feel fresh enough to wear again the next day. South Moon's 60ml fine mist goes inside the lining once the shoes are dry, with tea tree, lavender and peppermint oils listed right on the label. It fits in a gym bag and covers shoes, socks and the cabinet.
Antibacterial, deodorizing shoe and sock spray in a portable 60ml fine mist
- Smelly shoes from long wear
- Sweaty, smelly feet and socks
- Stinky shoe cabinet that is damp and airtight
- Hard-to-sterilize footwear
Sneakers that stay fresh between washes
Right now, shoes and socks come off smelling and go back on that way tomorrow. A few presses of fine mist after drying gives them a clean, botanical finish you can wear again.
Fine mist, botanical oils, travel size
- Fine mist that reaches the lining
The pump throws a soft, even cloud, so the spray lands across the inside of the shoe or sock in 4-6 presses. You get coverage without soaking the material, which means the lining dries at a normal pace.
- Botanical oils, listed on the label
Tea tree, lavender, peppermint and jojoba oils are printed right on the label, so you can see what goes into the lining of your shoes. The blend is built around antibacterial botanicals and leaves a light, fresh scent rather than a heavy perfume.
- Small enough to carry
At 60ml with a clear protective cap, the bottle slides into a gym bag pocket, a carry-on or a locker shelf. It covers shoes, socks and the cabinet, so one small bottle handles the whole rotation.
Four to six presses, then let it dry
- 1Wash and dry fully
Clean the shoes or socks first, then let them dry all the way through. Spraying damp fabric traps moisture against the lining.
- 2Aim inside the shoe
Hold the bottle a short distance from the opening and aim the mist at the inside of the shoe or sock.
- 3Press four to six times
Four to six presses cover the lining evenly. Keep it light so the material stays dry to the touch.
- 4Let it air dry
Leave the shoes out to dry naturally before wearing or storing them. Airflow finishes the job.
One bottle, instructions on the box
- 60ml shoe and sock antibacterial spray bottle×1
White bottle with a royal-blue label
- Fine mist pump×1
Sprays a soft, even cloud for shoes and socks
- Clear protective cap×1
Keeps the nozzle covered in a gym bag
- Printed box×1
Usage steps printed on the box
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The label lists no leather or suede guidance, so test a small hidden spot inside the tongue first. On fabric and mesh linings, a light mist after drying is the intended use.
The scent is light and botanical: tea tree, lavender and peppermint, with jojoba for a softer base. It is most noticeable in the first minute while the mist settles, then it fades as the lining dries.
The formula is built around antibacterial botanicals, and the fine mist reaches the inside lining that baking soda and cabinet deodorizers tend to miss. Powders sit on top. A mist gets into the material.
Spray after each workout or long day, once the shoes are fully dry. The bottle lasts about 120 days at daily use, so a routine touch-up after every session is easy to keep.
Yes for a full rotation. At daily use, one bottle covers roughly four months, and the cost per use stays low next to recurring cabinet refills. Baking soda is cheap but does not reach the lining, which is the part that smells.
No. Wash the shoes and socks first, let them dry completely, then spray. The spray finishes the routine between washes.
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