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Bad smells in sneakers are usually the result of odor-causing bacteria that thrive in the warm, moist, and sweaty conditions found in footwear. Fortunately, there are ways to tackle the root causes, remove sneaker smells, and prevent them from returning as regularly. This can include odor-capture and antibacterial additive technologies, careful maintenance regimes, home remedies, and additional hygiene measures.
Welcome to this month’s Polygiene blog updates. In this edition, we have some exciting news about our work with trailblazing mountain biking specialists Chromag Bikes and do a deep dive on Polygiene’s third-party accreditations and what they mean for our partners and end users. There’s a fantastic personal history of Polygiene from our VP of Commercial Operations, and this month’s Polygiene Pick comes from Polygiene’s Head of Digital Marketing & Brand, Andreas Grevlind.
Polygiene has always been about making everyday products better. By helping clothes, footwear and other textiles stay fresh, the brand gives people the freedom to wear more, wash less and enjoy their products for longer.
The best way to remove and prevent sweat smells on clothes is to wash items immediately after use, air-dry them thoroughly, and avoid bacterial build-up by choosing items treated with antibacterial odor-control solutions. However, sometimes we need to go the extra distance and require a few extra tips and tricks. In this article, we guide you through a series of practical techniques and tools to help you remove and prevent the smell of sweat on clothing.
