Shoe & Sock Spray

This is working for my pinky toe that has been looking weird for some time. I would advise to continuously remove the infected nail as you apply this. It will help get underneath the nail on the nail bed where the infection is. I noticed how my pinky nail is clearing up. I would recommend this stuff. I have been using for over a month.

I like this. It work well, although I have to use it more often than instructed. Otherwise it work well at keeping orders at bay. Will buy again and definitely recommend.

Needed to sanitize shoes and this was used for that . I am assuming it did the job

This item was ordered for my wife however the review was done by me. Although I haven’t had enough time to see full results, I’m impressed with the product so far. The application is easy enough but the liquid doesn’t seem to absorb on my wife’s nails quickly. Her nails remain oily well after application time. This is highly annoying as you would expect the solution to fully absorb after a short period of time! It is for this reason that the product was given a 4 star review. The product does not have any unpleasant smells as others have indicated in their reviews. The products liquid does apply liberally and it is easy to over apply the product. The formula seems promising, and I’m hopeful it will help improve her nails over time. Looking forward to seeing noticeable changes!

Great product! Made my toenails looks ready for summer after only a few days

Decent spray, but bottle was delivered damaged. Spray lid pump wouldn’t work and was leaking in package. I had to put it in an old bottle I had laying around.

A+

Used as recommended, it lasts only 3-4 weeks for two pairs of shoes. I wonder if we purchased enough to do the job. At $25 per spray bottle (150 ML), buying this 7 times (1000 ML) would cost us $175.Mind you, the ingredients seem a little questionable. There is a lot of alcohol, water ("aqua"), fragrance, cosmetics preservatives, antiseptics used for cold sores (why?), floral perfume, and odor-adsorbing agents. Oh, and *MORE* alcohol.I'm not a chemist; however, if I purchased a high concentration of alcohol (95%), which does appear to be the main ingredient, and sprayed my shoes daily, it would do the same job. It would not smell pretty but evaporate quickly, leaving anything alive quite dead.My final cost would be $7.50 for a liter of 95% alcohol. I might dilute it, but even if I don't, I have 21-28 weeks worth for a third of the price.My only concern is over-spraying onto my favorite pair of Ferragamo or Florsheims. That would NOT be good!Good luck to this company and potential buyers. I cannot wait to hear their reply.