 |
Un-Stench directions
- Shake well before every use. We don't use chemical emulsifiers, so our oils can
separate over time.
- For clothes, spray the parts that smell until they are damp. Underarms, collar,
whatever. No need to saturate things, but a light misting might not be enough.
- For shoes, spray a few times before putting them on, and again when taking them off for
the night. Be sure to get the pump inside the shoe so the spray can hit the insole
and toe areas. This works best if you turn the shoe upside down, keep the spray
bottle right side up, and spray into the toe area.
- For outdoor sandals, give topsoles a good misting.
- For shoes or sandals that have become rancid, saturate the smelly areas. If this
doesn't work, soak the footwear in a water/acohol solution, or use a powerful enzymatic
deodorant like mirazyme.
- For feet, spray soles, heels, and underside of toe area before putting socks or shoes
on. If your feet smell at the end of the day, spray again.
- For underarms or other areas, use enough spray to wet the appropriate
area. 10 to 20 pumps should suffice. Spray
in the morning or after washing. If you smell at the end of the day, spray again.
- For the Un-Stench challenge, or any period where you'll need to go without bathing,
treat feet, shoes, underarms, and other optional body parts twice a day, once in the
morning, once in the evening.
- Note: due to the alcohol and some oils, Un-Stench may cause a stinging sensation in
sensitive areas of the body for a minute or two after application. This is
normal. If you don't like it, don't use it in places where it stings. If you'd
rather sting than smell, go for it.
- May cause general skin irritation in rare cases. If skin becomes irritated, wash
with water and reduce or discontinue use. If product gets in the eyes, flush with
water for several minutes. See your doctor if irritation
persists.
- Contains alcohol which may dry the skin. The essential oils and aloe in Mad
Mike's Un-Stench tend to moisturize the skin and offset the drying effect of
alcohol, but
some people may still be sensitive. If this happens, either use a skin moisturizer
or discontinue use of the Un-Stench.
- Do not inhale. Even healthy stuff like lettuce and orange juice are not meant to
be inhaled into the lungs. Essential oils are no different. Do not use as an
eyewash, nasal spray, or suppository.
- Contains ingredients which can harm some synthetic fabrics. We actually haven't
seen any cases of fabric being damaged by the Un-Stench, but we know it can happen in
theory. If you have any doubts about a piece of clothing, either don't use the
Un-Stench on it, or test the spray on a small unobtrusive area (like the inside of a shirt tail)
first.
|
|
 |
