Do you wash your shoes?
Do you wash your shoes?
I was watching a vid and i saw a lot of dirty lavers.....mine also are really dirty and i have no intention to wash them.
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i play with mine more or less until i cant stand them anymore then i febreeze them down so that they dont stink anymore....then i repeat the process.....
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Hmm fabreeze sounds like a good technique. I use foot powder before I put any shoes on, lavers or otherwise. I've found this really keeps them smelling decently. I have had some major athletes foot problems in the past, and this has been the only thing I could come up with. I may try fabreeze though.
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I use Axe: Phoenix on my stinky Lavers/G-units. Just shows that body spray that doesn't do well on your body, works well for your stinky feet. 
But, I might go for some foot powder. I never did like to see powder on my insoles.
But, I might go for some foot powder. I never did like to see powder on my insoles.
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