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Luckily, you don't have to resort to wearing socks with your summer sandals. Instead, Vasyli recommends avoiding shoes with plastic soles that trap heat and sweat, and focusing on keeping your feet dry. Wipe them down before putting your shoes on, and spray the soles with deodorant, like Suave 24 Hour Protection Anti-Perspirant Deodorant Aerosol Spray, $3.59, before every use. Or, sprinkle the soles of your flats and sandals with baby powder to keep the area dry and fresh.
If your sandals are already stinky (and you can't throw them in the washer), scrub them with baking soda or laundry detergent using an old toothbrush and let them dry completely in the sun before slipping them back on. Image Source: Getty Images
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