Do you think this stuff would work on smelly running shoes?
149042
yes, until the next time you put your smelly feet in them. it is very effective on spots, but not the same spot over and over again
149043
I use it as a pre-wash spray on a bath towel that is used by a family member who does outside manual labor in the heat. * just maybe 6 sprays on each side of the towel near the fold where it can get pungent & then toss in wash with Tide pod detergent. It works. The odor is gone. I also use Petastic for pet stains & odor in carpeting. It works. No stain or odor.I hope this helps.
149044
There's a cheap shoe spray from Penguin brand called "shoe and sneaker deodorize" you can buy at Kroeger or Walmart. Works awesome for shoes. The Venus spray wouldn't likely work on running shoes.
1282325
Have not tried it on bottom of shoes, but can't see why it wouldn't work. Sticks very well. I would just use very little at first to try it.
51790
I have never tried it but I believe it would. You might want to take your shoes off at the door because it could have the Remanence of the spray on it. :)
1943102
Yes you can, I used it on a pair of white slip on canvas sneakers that have white rubber soles and it worked great!
425436
If you're referring to Van's shoes, it will work on pretty much any shoes. If your shoes have soles with lots of thin grooves that go across the shoe, it doesn't clean those grooves as well as it cleans diagonal ones or ones that go lengthwise.
2117246
Unfortunately, I don't think this would work for shoes. I would LOVE to find a product that would work for shoes and boots! I wish someone would sue the pants off manufacturers who make slippery soles. You can't find real rubber soles anymore, everything is synthetic.
2190832
I think this is use more for putting on a wetsuit and preventing chafing in all the moving parts. I have never used it in shoes. I imagine you would be too slimy to run comfortably.
289638
I used them on my running shoes, but I had a considerable length that I had to cut off the end of the laces. I believe they would work on hiking boots.
322384
I didn't use it on boots, but I would think it would work, because ankle boots are so similar to shoes. It really worked for my shoes.
1316034
I would think so! It is really strong stuff. I put it under my orthotics to hold in place in my shoes. The stuff is so sticky I don't think they will ever be coming out. Good stuff!
452786
I used Shoe Goo with great success on my construction work boots that were separating from the heal, and it stuck and stayed on very well. I would give it a try.
992371
I don't think I would. The dye will turn your foot the color of the dye and I don't think it is a "water" repelling type of dye. So if you get the shoe wet or sweaty it would run. Not the shoe, the dye.
2022678
If the area is small and you can get the color to match exactly, it should work. I was successful using the black on small scuff marks on two pair of shoes. On other colors, if you can't get it to match exactly it will show as a stain. If the area is large, you won't have enough.
746880
If it is leather, yes it can be used on it. I have also used this on canvas shoes without any problems.
1694281
I tried it once on my brown leather shoes and it did a good job. Try it first with a few little drops and and see how it does.
1906858
I have not used this on a leather jacket, but I am going to say it would work. I just sprayed 2 pairs of my husband's trail sneakers, which are half leather half mesh, and they stayed dry. He is always in wet leaves and grass playing frisbee golf. If it worked on his shoes, I feel like it will work on anything. By the way, I just finished the can I've been using since last year and I completely soak the shoes, two times (even though it says to do 2 light coats).
1115220
I would say probably. It's meant for multiple types of materials. It does great on my nylon shoes. You could test in a small area to make sure it doesn't look bad.