How do you remove odor from shoes?

Yes. Plants sometimes do start to smell, but if the collards were bought and refrigerated for only three days, they should be fine.

Try an antibacterial or anti-fungal spray. You can also use both. The antibacterial spray kills odor-causing bacteria, while anti-fungal spray kills fungi that can live in the moist environment of...

Sometimes sneakerheads wear old retro shoes that are starting to become popular again; or some sneaker heads will set their own trends, such as a very popular sneakerhead would do....

Baking soda is effective in removing odor. It is generally placed next to the item with odor within a container that can be closed to provide an airtight seal. It...

Try to wash your glasses in a bleach soak, as described above. This will disinfect your glasses and should remove any lingering odors.

The logs can let out an exhaust odor if they are not in the correct location. Check the owners manual and make sure the logs are sitting in the fireplace...

This is from the infection. If you take antibiotics, the odor will go away.

Bacteria and sweat combine to create the foul odor often found in shoes.

Put peppermint extract on your feet after you get out of the shower. Make sure you get your toe nails and between your toes covered good. It dries fast and...

You will probably want to soak them in water and vinegar for 30 minutes and then repeat. Another suggestion for exceptionally heavy odors is to soak the shoes in warm...