How to clean the inside of snow boots if they smell bad? Can the inside of snow boots be cleaned?

Snow boots are a type of boots that everyone loves to wear in winter. Snow boots have the best warmth retention effect. Snow boots are filled with plush. You must pay attention to cleaning and maintenance, otherwise it will affect the warmth retention effect of the snow boots.

Mix two teaspoons of cornstarch with two teaspoons of baking soda and put them in your boots to eliminate and reduce the odor in your boots. You can also add a few drops of essential oils to the mixture to make your shoes smell good. Pour the mixture into your boots and shake it well, then leave it overnight. The next day, shake the mixture out again and pour it out, and the smell will be gone. After taking off your shoes, you can put some tea bags or alcohol cotton balls in them, and your shoes will not smell bad.

Just pay attention to maintenance, no need to clean.

Snow boots are usually covered with long hair inside and are very warm to wear. Because the internal structure of snow boots is deep, it is difficult to dry the inside even if the snow boots are exposed to the sun. Therefore, the inside of snow boots is generally not cleaned. Just pay attention to maintenance at ordinary times.

Many people are accustomed to using hot water to clean stains, but snow boots are not suitable for cleaning in this way because hot water will damage the soles and surfaces of snow boots.

Method 1: Salt + Baking Soda

Mix salt and baking soda in a 1:1 ratio and mix well. Baking soda can absorb moisture in the slippers, and salt can remove odors. Pour the prepared cleaning powder into the slippers. Gently shake the slippers so that the cleaning powder is evenly covered inside the shoes. Then pour out the debris on the shoes. Finally, use a hair dryer to dry the remaining powder.

Method 2: Laundry detergent + alcohol

Prepare a small spray bottle and pour 1 bottle of laundry detergent and a small amount of alcohol. Shake the spray bottle up and down to evenly mix the liquid. Spray the prepared detergent on a dry towel and then stuff the dry towel into the slippers. Hit the surface of the slippers with your fist to allow the alcohol to fully absorb the sweat and odor in the slippers. Finally, take out the towel and dry the inside of the slippers with a hair dryer.