Yes, spray inside the shoe and let it dry. The spray removes the odor instead of merely masking it. Works on all types of shoes, including sneakers and football boots.

When something feels fresh but not dirty. When you want to freshen it up, not ruin it. For textiles that cannot withstand machine washing or should not be washed too often. Caps, shoes, and furniture are some examples of such textiles. The spray blocks bad odors—simply stopping them from smelling—and it does so by blocking them, not by masking them with perfume.

Yes, the spray works against sweat odor and other musty smells that linger in clothes and textiles. For best results, spray an even layer over the entire surface and let it dry.

Yes, the spray is gentle and is also suitable for delicate materials such as wool, silk, and synthetics.
Spray from a short distance of at least 15 cm. Do not pour the liquid in the bottle over light-colored fabrics, as it may cause stains; however, no stains will occur if the instructions are followed.

The spray can be used frequently without wearing out the fabric. It is gentle and extends the textile’s lifespan; the spray will disappear when the garment is washed.

Yes, when clothes aren’t dirty but feel a little stale or have picked up an unpleasant odor, the spray can replace washing.

No, the spray does not leave any stains or marks and is safe to use even on dark and delicate fabrics when used as directed. Antique furniture, textile art, and other highly valuable textiles should always be handled according to the advice of an antiques expert or conservator.

Spray evenly over the fabric from a distance of approximately 15–30 cm, then let it dry. Want to freshen up your shoes? Loosen the laces and spray inside—to the toe, toward the heel—and let them dry thoroughly before wearing them again.

Always spray onto dry garments for the best results.

It is safe to use indoors and leaves a mild, pleasant scent.

The scent is subtle and lingers for up to a couple of days, depending on the material and use. It is not a perfume and should therefore not be confused with reed diffusers or perfumes. It is used to neutralize bad odors, not primarily to add fragrance.

Yes, it also works well on activewear and other materials that often smell after use.

Yes, it works on everything from sofas and curtains to shoes, caps, and cushions.

Clothing care spray binds odors and prevents them from “smelling” rather than masking them, and is designed for textiles.

It contains soap and natural fatty acids, with no harsh chemicals or hazard symbols.

If you have allergies, we always recommend fragrance-free products.

Simply spray an even layer over the garment until it feels refreshed. A light mist is often enough. If the odor persists, repeat the treatment.

Clothing care spray freshens up and removes odors, while stain removal targets visible dirt stains. You can remove lighter stains with the spray. Spray it on the stain, use a clean, slightly damp sponge, and treat the stain. Let the garment dry. If the stain is not too difficult, the spray will help you remove it. The stain will not disappear by simply spraying it.

The fabric care spray is designed for textiles and can be used on most items that cannot be machine-washed, such as caps, jackets, shoes, furniture, curtains, and car upholstery. However, avoid using it on non-textile materials such as leather, suede, plastic, or rubber, as it is formulated for fabric and may cause stains or have no effect at all on other surfaces.

No, the spray does not affect elasticity. It is gentle on the fabric’s structure.

Yes, the spray contains our superfat soap and natural fatty acids.