FunkAwayBig Jobs Aerosol Spray, 13.5 oz., Extreme Odor Eliminator Spray, Ideal for Shoe Smells, Pet Odors and Large Stuff that Won't Fit in the Wash; Attacks Musty Odors at the Source

Dr Scholl’s stinks. It doesn’t make my work boots smell any better - just a stink covered with a chemical smell.I’ve only used this several times but it doesn’t appear to cover up the smell so much as get rid of it.I work in my boots 8-12 hrs/day and they stink after a week of use. Even after forgetting to spray them with this , it clears up the stink overnight. Now, I really need to get a second pair of boots to rotate in, but that’s $$$ and this seems to work well.The bottle is also larger than expected and it doesn’t take more than half a dozen squirts per boot to work. Can’t get much easier than that.

It’s a fresh smelling spray for your bad smelling things! Fresh was all day. Smells like that fake fresh smell but it definitely gets rid of really bad, disgusting, stanky, hot garbage-type foot smells after multiple uses! It’s easy to spray in most of the shoe. The toe gets a little difficult. It hasn’t leaked at all and so far seems like a great quality. The size of the bottle is perfect.Honestly this stuff saved a few pairs of shoes and snowboard gloves I have!That’s 5 stars from me!

LOVE THE EASE OF USE AND THE SMELL IN CAR AFTER .NEG; Doesn't keep the nice smell very long

This is good to have if your a mail carrier and walk in the rain. Spray it in the shoes and put on a boot dryer. Seems to help with stink.

My boyfriend would take off his shoes after work and fill the room with stink! I started spraying his shoes with this and after 3days the stank disappeared! The spray doesn't really have a perfumed scent, it just makes the stink go away. We both spray our shoes after use each night when we come home and the stink problem has been eliminated. Great price point for the size and quality of the product. Spray bottle easily worked for spraying into the shoes as well.

Great smell. lasts for a while.reason for the 3/5 review is that it is not a refundable item, but the spray itself shoots out a couple of drops, vs what a spray is supposed to be.

Works need a lot with teenagers

I bought a used vehicle a few days ago. I was excited that I got a fairly good deal on it. The only drawback was thatthe prrevious owner had totally gone crazy with some sort of obnoxiously perfumish air freshener. I tried to air the car out and drove it a while with the windows rolled down , but the odor just would not dissipate, then upon closer inspection I found several of those scented clip on things clamped on to the driver's window vent. I immediately disposed of them but the odor just continued to linger. I investigated some odor eliminators and finally dicided to try this Funkaway eliminator. I received the Funkaway today and I was immediately disappointed owing to the fact that it smelled almost as strong as the odor I was trying to eliminate. I sprayed a small , I mean tiny, amount on a paper towel to get a sample of it and it immediately stunk up the whole house. How can something designed to eliminate odors just pile up more odor on top of every other odor? I decided to go with activated charcoal to try and get rid of the perfume smell. I realize it will take a while for the charcoal to do its thing but short of going to a detail shop and having the car ozoned, I think charcoal is a wiser choice. Other people may not be as sensitive as I am and not be as bothered with the strength of the Funkaway but I think it's way too strong . I just can't see piling on more scent on top of scent to get rid of a scent.. Just my two cents worth.