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Do you, your hubby, or your kids have stinky and dirty shoes? At our home, we do, but I try to keep it under control with TriNova’s shoe cleaning products. Now my family can have nice smelling and clean shoes!

Cleaning and deodorizing your shoes is simple! Getting rid of dirty and sticky shoes is easier than ever. TriNova is a new brand that offers cleaning and care products for your shoes to your leather purses, couches, wood floors, granite countertops, and more! Plus, their products are the U.S. manufactured and never tested on animals!

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TriNova shoe cleaner

TriNova’s Shoe Revival Premium Shoe Cleaner makes it so easy to keep my kid’s never-ending dirty shoes, clean. All I have to do is spray the cleaner on the little scrub brush that comes with this kit and then scrub their shoes. Soon, the shoes are clean and look so much better than before! It gets rid of those nasty built-in stains and dirt, quickly without damaging the shoe surface. With one 8 oz. bottle, you can clean 100 pairs of shoes!

Your family got stinky feet too? No problem! You can now take care of the yucky feet smells by using TriNova’s Shoe Renewal Spray which uses a blend of natural oils like Peppermint, Tea Tree, and Thyme, to create a pleasant aroma that will help combat those gross odors. The spray is 100% plant-based so there are no chemical additives or preservatives. This spray is even safe enough to use on your feet! The spray, to me, has the scent of menthol.

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You can purchase these fabulous products online at Amazon.com. TriNova’s Shoe Revival Premium Shoe Cleaner kit retails for $15.97.

 

About Kim Delatorre

Kim Delatorre is a mommy to three beautiful, smart kids and wife to an amazing husband of 24 years! She enjoys reading, writing, spending time with her family, and blogging.

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  4. Samantha says

    I clean my shoes by taking a toothbrush and scrubbing them with our bathroom cleaner.

  7. Kim brooks says

    Depends on the shoes but usually wipe them down with soapy water or wash in the washer

  9. Vicki D. says

    Sadly to say, I don’t clean them as often as I should. I use a little water, dishsoap, and a brush. I would really like to try this product!

  12. rhonda r says

    I don’t clean my shoes too often. I throw the ones that can stand it into the washer.

  14. Allyson Becker says

    Since most of my shoes are leather, I clean them with alcohol and then with water and dry. This is how I used to clean my figure skates.

  20. Jennifer Reed says

    For my leather shoes I use a warm washcloth, buffing cloth, and shoe polish. For my sneakers I throw them in the washing machine and let them dry in the sun.

  26. Tracy Robertson says

    I throw cloth shoes in the wash machine occasionally, and use leather cream for leather ones I would love to try this product!

  27. Jill Rivera says

    It is according to the shoes leather I use leather cleanner, suede I use a brush, and a toothbrush on sneakers.

  30. Michelle S. says

    The last ones I cleaned I just threw them in the washer. I can’t say I do clean my shoes too often, I try not to get them dirty!

  32. Cynthia R says

    I have a scrub brush and use a bucket of warm water with some dish soap in it.

  36. Jeanie HIcken says

    I usually clean my dress shoes with leather cleaner and my tennis shoes in the washer.

  40. Robin Servetter says

    I just spot clean them, usually with a carpet cleaner or baking soda. I have a toothbrush I use to scrub them.

  41. ASHLEY REEDY says

    I clean my shoes with Mr clean Magic Eraser and shoe polish if necessary.However, some of my better shoes are cleaned with a soft-bristled brush or old toothbrush to clean the outsole, then I mix warm water and a small amount of laundry detergent to create soapy mixture and use sponge or soft cloth to clean stained areas.

  42. mrsmchappell says

    Depends on the shoes, but I usually either wash them in the washer or rub them down with a damp cloth.

  45. Ellen Beck says

    It depends on how dirty they are and what they are made of. Most of my shoes can be washed off or if leather wiped down.

  50. Steve Weber says

    I never really wash my shoes.. if I do I use an old toothbrush and some dish soap.

  54. jalapenomamamn says

    Honestly I don’t do anything to clean our shoes.
    form name Barbara Montag
    thank you

  60. Valerie Parker Thurman says

    I have 2 grandsons in college, they’ll be home for spring break and this would be great. thanks for the chance

  61. Lisa Coomer Queen says

    I usually just get what they recommend when I buy them. This sounds like a good product that will clean a variety of shoes. Thanks!

  69. Kayla Klontz says

    It depends on the shoe, I either use the washer, shoe polish, baby wipes, or shoe cleaner.

  70. Jenny C says

    I usually clean mine in the washer. I like the idea of having essential oils, though.

  82. Mindi Eden says

    Honestly- the only time I clean my shoes is when the soles are muddy/dirty- then I just scrub w/ soapy water! Ha!

  83. Debbie F says

    I don’t really clean my shoes – other than wiping them down with a clean cloth.

    I used to clean my running shoes with water, soap and a brush but they just get dirty again on my next run so I just gave up on that. 🙂

  85. msrodeobrat says

    I use a little brush and shoe cleaner for athletic shoes, or if they are older I put them in the wash. For leather, I use a leather conditioner
    addictedtorodeo at gmail dot com
    Ashley C

  86. Marcie W. says

    I typically clean my shoes by scrubbing them with warm water, a little touch of laundry detergent and an old toothbrush.

  88. Kim K says

    I clean my tennis shoes in the washing machine, Other shoes I clean with water and a bit of soap.

  89. Ashley Dionne says

    seems like im always scrubbing dog poop of my kids shoes with dish soap and a old tooth brush, yuck

  91. Char says

    I usually use soap and water, thank you! I love your great offers and you are a wonderful writer!!

  92. Jen Dantuma says

    Depends on what the shoes are made of…fabric ones I throw in the washer and leather ones I use a rag and water.

  96. Christina Foley says

    Depends on the shoes or how dirty. Sometimes I toss sneakers in the washer. Sandals usually just use a brush. Boots I spot clean with a damp cloth.

  98. ewhatley says

    I wash the sand off my flip flops before going inside. I use the brush outside to get the sand off bottom of sneakers then spray them with Lysol when I take them off.

  99. Pamela Gurganus says

    Some of my shoes I throw in the washing machine. Others I wash with a damp towel.

  101. Jackie says

    I’ll wash the outside of the shoes with a damp cloth. If any shoes need deodorizing, I usually stick a dryer sheet in them.

  102. mc300mailumkcedu says

    Sneakers, I just throw in the washer. Other shoes, I clean the outside as best I can with a damp cloth. I don’t think I’ve actually applied shoe polish since I was a kid.

  103. Julie Lundstrom says

    I just take a cloth rag and wipe my shoes. This would be neat to help keep my shoes clean.

  104. Anita Duvall says

    I have about 6 pair of shoes that I wear regularly and this cuts down on the dirt and wear and tear. When I can, I use a damp cloth and Dawn to spot clean.

  107. Lisa Williams says

    I usually throw them in the washer and then let them air dry,shoes that cannot be in the washer I wipe with a damp cloth.

  111. Christina Sparks says

    I give them to my husband to clean, but when I do them I just wipe them down with a wet clothes.

  116. kcgmorris says

    I usually clean our tennis shoes by washing them in the clothes washer. I clean our boots and leather shoes with a microfiber cloth. This seems like a much better option!