This stuff is poison - do not use it on anything you might want to touch. Or anywhere you breathe.
It's extraordinary that this can legally be sold as a shoe deodorizer as per the labeling. Actually, it almost certainly is not legal to do so. More importantly, selling this as a product to put on your shoes is crazy irresponsible. The warnings on the can speak for themselves:<br /><br />* ”For use on precleaned, nonporous surfaces; not for use on humans or animals."<br />* "This product contains a chemical(s) known to the state of California to cause cancer."<br />* "Causes substantial but temporary eye injury."<br />* “HARMFUL IF ABSORBED THROUGH THE SKIN.” (Ah, like from a sweaty foot in a shoe?)<br />* “DO NOT GET IN EYES OR ON SKIN OR ON CLOTHING.” (Clothing, like shoes?)<br />* “Wear long-sleeved shirt and long pants, protective eyewear (safety glasses), shoes and socks, and chemical resistant gloves (such as or made out of any water proof material).<br />* “Wash hands thoroughly with soap and water before eating, drinking, chewing gum, using tobacco, or using the toilet.”<br /><br />It doesn’t say anything about sexual intimacy after use of the product, so I assume that’s OK.<br /><br />I’m afraid of this little poison bomb. I’d return it, but according to Amazon: “This item can’t be returned since it requires special transportation and handling which we can’t provide.” Right, because it’s an explosive poison — makes sense. Can’t throw it away, because that’s dangerous, too. Now I get to call a company that deals with the disposal of hazardous chemical waste and arrange delivering this carcinogenic care package to them  — a fine venture for a Wednesday afternoon. Where's Erin Brockovich when we need her? Where are the ethical marketing police?<br /><br />Cancer sucks. Here's to your health, with the greatest hope that you don't buy this product.
Rating: 1 stars