PediFris® Classic is a practical remedy for sweaty feet For those especially affected by recurring odour in shoes. Looking for the best remedy for sweaty feet? Then it helps not only to mask odour, but to tackle the source in the footwear.
Use half a teaspoon per shoe daily. In case of heavy perspiration, combine this with PediSpray® on the skin for a complete 2-step approach.
| Looking for a remedy for sweaty feet that targets the source?Many people only treat their feet, while the smell often stays in the shoe. PediFris® Classic tackles bacteria and fungus in footwear. So you reduce recurring odour in shoes and socks. |
An approach that addresses the cause, not just the smell.
With sweaty feet, moisture remains trapped in the lining. This is an ideal environment for bacteria and fungi. As soon as your feet get warm, the smell often returns.
Why choose PediFris® Classic?
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How does this work in practice?
Step 1: powder in the shoeIn less than 10 seconds Before wearing, sprinkle about half a teaspoon of powder into both shoes. Shake briefly so that it is well distributed, including in the nose of the shoe. | Step 2: let the powder workWhile you walk Then put on your shoes with socks. While walking, working or exercising, PediFris® Classic helps keep the inside of your shoes cleaner and fresher. That is why it works well if powder against sweaty feet in everyday use. |
Treat all your frequently worn shoes and slippers to prevent re-contamination. In case of persistent odour: keep using the powder consistently until the inside smells neutral again. If in doubt about mould, wounds or diabetes: seek advice from a professional.
Treat your feet too.
Your shoes are better protected against odour in footwear with PediFris® Classic. But as long as your feet continue to sweat extremely, moisture remains a breeding ground for new odour. Therefore, use PediSpray® as a second step in the evening on clean, dry feet. This way you combine a remedy for sweaty feet for footwear with a skin antiperspirant.
Practical key points on approach, routine and when to pay extra attention.
Use an antiperspirant on clean, dry feet to help reduce excessive sweating. In cases of heavy sweating, this is the basis for limiting moisture.
See also spray for sweaty feet.
Use half a teaspoon of PediFris® Classic per shoe every day. This tackles bacteria and fungi in footwear, where odours often keep returning.
You can find more information on smelly shoes.
In the event of cuts, severe irritation, diabetes or if you are unsure about fungal infections: seek advice from your GP or podiatrist. This will help prevent symptoms from worsening.
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Short, clear answers on operation, routine, insoles, socks and safety.
The best results are usually achieved in two steps: less sweat on the skin and fewer bacteria in the shoe.
Further information: sweaty feet.
Many people consider it the best option for footwear odour, because it tackles the source rather than just masking smell.
It works particularly well if used consistently every day and combined with good foot hygiene.
Insoles can absorb moisture, but they usually do not fully address excessive sweating and bacteria in the shoe.
Use them as a supplement if necessary, not as the sole measure.
Wearing socks is usually most comfortable and supports the routine when wearing closed shoes.
Without socks, the product comes into direct contact with the skin, so take extra care in the event of irritation or cuts.
For external use only and discontinue use if obvious hypersensitivity reactions occur.
Many people notice a difference in shoe freshness quickly, but lasting results require daily and consistent use.
Keep using the product until the inside of your shoes smells neutral.
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Practical foot care This page focuses on PediFris® Classic as a remedy for sweaty feet in footwear, with PediSpray® as a complementary step for the skin. If symptoms persist or if you have concerns about fungal infections or sores: consult a GP or podiatrist. |
