Hello,
How damaging is moisture in general to foot insoles made by a bandagist or orthopaedist, and can foot insoles be damaged if they have been exposed to a certain amount of moisture?
For example, because you washed your shoes with the shower head beforehand and somehow forgot to take out the insoles.
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Nässe is not optimal, but also not super bad. You should simply take them out of the shoe to dry so that no mold is formed.
Heat is significantly worse, so if you are placed on heating. The heat reactivates the adhesive, whereby the top sole and the enlightened elements detach from one another.
They are usually covered with leather or a similar material. And have either plastic or metal or something harder.
If they get wet, just let them ventilate for a day
Nases damage the deposits in the long term. One thing should not be a problem. Now you have to let the inserts dry in the air.
Take them out of the shoes and put them on a radiator for drying.
If you leave them in the shoes for drying, there is a risk of mold formation between insert and shoe and that this begins to stink.
Please do not put on the heating!!!