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Living on campus can be very hard. It costs a lot of money to buy laundry detergent, wipes, washer, and dryer access to have a clean wardrobe. Just because some things are clean does not mean they smell as great. This is where the guide for odor in shoes comes in. I have made this guide for students just like me who are very active and students who don't have the necessary funds to get their shoes cleaned because things are as expensive enough as they are already. | | What do you do when your favorite shoes start to smell? Do you just spray the insides with Febreze and call it good? What do you do when a week goes by and your shoes start to smell again? If you can't afford to get your shoes cleaned every time they start to stink, here's an easy, cost-effective way to get the smell out. Whether you're a college student, an athlete, or just someone active in their daily life, here's a six-step, simple process to get the odor out of your favorite pair of shoes. | | | [br] |
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