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[quote=Anonymous]For the stinky ones - if they're getting wet, try putting newspaper inside when they get wet - two benefits: helps absorb quicker and help keep shoes shape. If its like a pair of Toms, for your DD, that aren't truly getting wet but are just sweaty - you can get (I don't know what they're called specifically) these plastic balls from any shoe store, I've even seen them at Bed, Bath and Beyond that are made to go into sneakers and absorb smell. You may also try Baking Soda (Powder? the one that goes into the fridge/freezer). Finally, you may want your daughter to try wearing a "ped" which is like half a sock around her foot and toes and it should cut down on the sweat transfer from foot to shoe. On topic - I have most of my shoes on shelving in my closet, and I'm also guilty with my more commonly worn casual pairs next to the front door. I've debated getting a basket, but it hasn't been that big of a deal. [/quote]
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