Bill Tuthill wrote:
W. Watson wrote:

To get rid of the boot order, my son tells me there is a shampoo for
neoprene boots. However, someone else mentioned that Pinesol, and I
suppose Lysol, might work well too. I suspect that a full dose isn't
needed. Anyone know the recommended approach to using one of these 'sols'?


I find the odor of Pinesol or Lysol worse than foot odor.

Brian Nystrom wrote:

Sink the Stink and Mirazyme are a waste of money, as they don't work any
better than proper care does. There are two things that are important
for keeping neoprene from getting smelly.
#1 Rinse and DRY it thoroughly after use...
#2 Eliminate direct skin-to-neoprene contact...


Brian is on-target with regard to correct care of neoprene,
but I disagree that Sink the Stink is a waste of money.
It makes a huge difference, and doesn't smell bad in itself.

What can I say? I compared it vs. simply rinsing and drying and it made
no difference. The same is true of Mirazyme. Neither one has any
significant odor of its own, but they're both expensive and ineffective.
But if it works for you, go for it.