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Topic	Date	User
Washing climbing shoes	18-Jul-2005 At 4:46:50 PM	PrincessFingers
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Before I throw my shoes on, I put a little chalk on my feet to help stop my feet from sweating. I've also noticed it’s slowly cutting back on the smell too. Someone suggested the dryer towels; you can get them in the supermarket, try the aisles were you find your softeners. These work also. Alternatively, take off the laces (if you have shoes with laces) open your shoes and leave in the sun for a day. This'll help dry out any bacteria. I do this one a month.

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