Piglet
11-25-2005, 03:31 PM
I figure some fellow Canucks might have some suggestions since this is a pretty common problem here, I suspect!
This is a weird question, but I can't find the answer online. I bought some second hand hockey skates for myself and the store said that they do not disinfect the skates. I asked if I could spray Lysol in them and they said that they thought it would be bad to have Lysol against your feet once it got into the skates. I am not sure what is worse - Perma-Lysol or potential foot fungus!? Does anyone have any experience or suggestions on how to do this?
Thanks,
ETA: These are VERY used higher-end hockey skates and it is very common among hockey players to wear very thin or no sock. I plan to wear them with socks, but thin ones probably.
This is a weird question, but I can't find the answer online. I bought some second hand hockey skates for myself and the store said that they do not disinfect the skates. I asked if I could spray Lysol in them and they said that they thought it would be bad to have Lysol against your feet once it got into the skates. I am not sure what is worse - Perma-Lysol or potential foot fungus!? Does anyone have any experience or suggestions on how to do this?
Thanks,
ETA: These are VERY used higher-end hockey skates and it is very common among hockey players to wear very thin or no sock. I plan to wear them with socks, but thin ones probably.