How to get rid of the cat piss smell in your boots..?

C.R.G.M.

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Ive literally ttried everything, After im done skiing I put them outside; Lysol and Fabreez them and that doesnt even work. Ive had to keep them outside for 3 months now because it reeks up our house haha. Im considering new boots.. But for now anyone have any tricks to get the smell out?

+K for reasonable suggestions.. Non of this "Shit in your boot, crap.."

Mar 31 2011 8:50PM

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Lemuel

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Prolly kill yo cat, cuz nasty boots don't smell like cat piss........

Mar 31 2011 8:53PM

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-Dan

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kill your cat

Mar 31 2011 8:53PM

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X-REY

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Gold bond foot powder usually does the trick for me.

Mar 31 2011 8:54PM

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Creamy.Pies.

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Prolly try gettin those sneaker ball thingys that bake shoes smell better or put soap in your boot or spray a ton of cologne in your boot.

Mar 31 2011 8:58PM

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TOAST.

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Have not tried this yet, but I heard freezing your liners kills the bacteria and therefore gets rid of the smell.

Mar 31 2011 9:30PM

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C.R.G.M.

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Actually yeah some nasty boots smell like cat piss because there is something in your sweat (cant remember name) that smells like cat piss... its like namonia or somethin..

Mar 31 2011 9:34PM

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ahahah..

But seriously, go to a sport shop and they have some machine that removes the odor of stinky hockey gloves .. asked them if i can you putyour boots .. it looks like a big oven.

Mar 31 2011 9:40PM

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I love how Dan and Pete have the same answer within 1 second of one another.

Classic

Op, stuff them with dryer sheets.

Works like a charm.

Mar 31 2011 9:47PM

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i'd think that works. remember that thread about a kid who did a study to see how long you can wear clothes for before they become dirty? he wore a pair of jeans without washing them for a long time (like months, might have been a year). there was bacteria on them, then he froze them and collected another sample and they were mostly gone.

Mar 31 2011 10:01PM

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-Dan

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DAT NU NU

Mar 31 2011 10:02PM

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Lemuel

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DAT NU NU

Mar 31 2011 10:02PM

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soak liners in bucket of oxi clean for about 2 days, works like a charm, and freezing liners doesnt work, it just makes your freezer like dead things

Mar 31 2011 10:08PM

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Have you guys ever tried using Natures Miracle?
I thought about using it for my stanky boots. Works amazingly well at getting rid of the smell of REAL dog and cat piss on the carpets.