What is the Right Way to Care for Insoles?

As a general rule insoles are pretty low-maintenance devices. They do not require a lot of special treatment or proprietary cleaning solutions. Many can be washed with soap and water and allowed to air dry. If your insoles have a lot of texturing or grooves in the surface you can use an old (soft) toothbrush to ensure you clean all the nooks and crannies.

If the insoles have begun to smell of foot odor, that means there is bacteria present. You can typically get rid of that by soaking the insoles in a solution of water and vinegar and then giving them a good wash with soap and water. If you have any questions about the right way to clean your insoles be sure to read the packaging carefully.