Why is it important to keep humidity in your shoe low

Keeping humidity low in your shoe is important for several reasons: 

1. Preventing infections: Moisture in your shoe can promote the growth of bacteria and fungi, increasing the risk of skin infections such as athlete's foot or other fungal infections. Reducing humidity creates a less favorable environment for bacteria and fungi to grow, helping to prevent infections.
2. Minimizing odor: Moisture can also promote the formation of unpleasant odors inside your shoe due to bacterial growth. Keeping the inside of your shoe dry reduces the risk of unpleasant odors.
3. Preventing blisters and skin irritation: Wet or damp shoes can cause friction and irritation of the skin, increasing the risk of blisters, abrasions and other skin damage. Keeping humidity low in your shoe reduces the risk of friction and helps to prevent blisters and irritation.
4. Increased Comfort: humid shoes can be uncomfortable to wear and can cause discomfort when walking. Keeping the humidity low in the shoe improves the comfort while wearing the shoes.

Overall, keeping the humidity low in the shoe not only contributes to the health of the feet, but also to the maintenance of the shoes themselves, reducing wear and tear and prolonging their life over time.