PediSpray® Regular
Direct reduction of perspiration
Remedy for sweaty feet: spray, powder or deodorant?
With sweaty feet, it is not always clear which product you need. Clammy feet and wet socks result from the skin, whilst odour-causing bacteria and fungi can linger in shoes.
The correct choice therefore depends on the location of the problem. Use an antiperspirant on the skin of the feet, PediFris® Classic in shoes, or combine both when sweating and shoe odour occur together.
Which remedy for sweaty feet is right for your needs?
Choose the product based on your main complaint. This way, you treat the skin and shoes at the exact point where the problem arises.
Sweaty feet and wet socks. Use a spray for sweaty feet with an antiperspirant effect on the foot skin.
Persistent odour in shoes. Use PediFris® Classic as powder for sweaty feet against odour-causing bacteria and fungi in shoes.
Sweating and shoe odour. Combine both methods: antiperspirant on the skin and powder in shoes.
Spray, powder or deodorant: what’s the difference?
Compare the effects of sprays, powders and regular deodorants. This will help you identify which properties are best suited to your specific concern.
Found the right effect? Choose the product below for the area where the problem occurs.
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How do you use spray and powder for sweaty feet?
Apply the spray to the skin of the feet and sprinkle the powder inside your shoes.
PediSpray® on the skin of the feet
Apply PediSpray® to clean, dry feet. Allow the spray to be absorbed until the skin feels dry before putting on socks. After a single application, the effect can last up to five days.
PediFris® Classic in shoes
Sprinkle PediFris® Classic into the shoes and distribute the powder over the insole and lining. Whilst wearing the shoes, the powder spreads further throughout the shoe, where it tackles odour-causing bacteria and fungi.
Frequently asked questions about remedies for sweaty feet
Brief answers regarding sprays, powders, deodorants and combining treatments.
Is powder or spray more effective against sweaty feet?
That depends on the complaint. Use an antiperspirant spray for excessive sweating on the skin of the feet. Use shoe powder when odour-causing bacteria and fungi keep returning in shoes.
What is the difference between an antiperspirant and a foot deodorant?
An antiperspirant helps to temporarily reduce sweat production on the treated skin. A foot deodorant focuses primarily on freshness and odour control, unless the product also contains an antiperspirant active ingredient.
What remedy do you use for wet feet and socks?
For clammy or wet feet and socks, an antiperspirant for the skin of the feet is recommended. The aluminium salts in PediSpray® help to temporarily reduce perspiration on the treated skin.
What product do you use for odours in shoes?
Use PediFris® Classic in shoes to tackle odour-causing bacteria and fungi. Spread the powder over the insole and lining.
Can you combine powder and antiperspirant?
Yes. Use the antiperspirant on the skin of the feet and the powder in shoes when excessive sweating and shoe odour recur simultaneously.
What is the best way to store PediFris® Classic?
Store PediFris® Classic in a dry place and close the container tightly after each use. Avoid damp areas, such as a bathroom where there is a lot of steam, and always use a dry spoon when measuring out the powder.
Do lumps form anyway? Small lumps can usually be easily broken up.
I can see small lumps in my PediFris® Classic. Is that a problem?
PediFris® Classic may occasionally form small lumps. These can usually be easily broken up. Have small lumps ended up in your shoes? That’s no problem: they’ll dissolve whilst you’re wearing them.
How much PediFris® Classic should I use?
A little goes a long way: use about half a teaspoon of PediFris® Classic per shoe. If you notice a few traces of powder on the floor after taking your shoes off, you’ve probably used a bit too much. Feel free to use a little less next time.
You can easily vacuum up the traces of powder or wipe them away with a damp cloth.
About the author & sources
Written by Judith de Jong (Content owner, PediFris®). Medically reviewed by Sébastien Dequidt, podiatrist. Updated on 21 September 2026. We base our advice on foot care practice and on the medical sources listed below.
Worried about a persistent complaint, fungal nail, athlete’s foot or excessive sweating? Consult your GP, podiatrist or chiropodist.
Sources
- NHS: Excessive sweating (hyperhidrosis): www.nhs.uk
- NHS: Smelly feet: www.nhs.uk
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