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Replacing Shoe Trees

flofloryda

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Hey,

Do shoe trees "go bad"? I mean I've had shoe trees for 5 years now (sort of showing my age here...) and they still do the job and all (i.e. maintain shape) although they've become odorless at this point. Should I replace shoe trees every couple of years or do all of you more or less use the same shoe trees... forever (until they break somehow at least)?

FLO
 

Joenobody0

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I've heard people mention giving them a quick sanding to get the smell back. I've never done it and don't really care if my trees smell or not (so long as they don't smell bad).
 

ljrcustom

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I would imagine that it depends on how often you wear the shoes that the trees are being put in.

-LR
 

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