Boot brushes clean the sides and sole of the footwear to prevent mud and muck from being tracked into buildings. They are installed on the ground outside building entrances.

Boot scrubbers remove dirt and debris from the soles of boots prior to using a sanitizing cleaner. These scrubbing units have removable brushes and grates for cleaning and are constructed of materials that withstand washdown. They are used in industrial settings and food processing plants to prevent contamination from foot traffic.

These brushes replace worn brushes on compatible boot scrubber units to maintain cleaning performance.

Step-in spray footwear sanitizers use compressed air to spray the soles of workers' shoes with a sanitizing solution as they step onto the unit or place their shoe on the platform. They help meet Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point (HACCP) requirements in food processing plants.

Foam-dispensing entryway sanitizers spray a layer of foam on the floor to prevent contamination from foot traffic and carts as they enter sensitive areas. These sprayers install on opposite sides of the door frame and operate on a schedule with a user-set timer. They are often used in food processing plants.

Heated boot dryers circulate heated air through boots, shoes, and other equipment to speed drying and ensure they are thoroughly dried inside.

Boot and shoe laces replace worn or damaged laces to keep footwear secure.

Boot drying racks are installed on a wall to suspend boots to hold them open so air can circulate and boots can thoroughly dry inside and outside.

Footwear surface cleaners and protectants are applied to the outside of shoes and boots to protect against wear and tear and keep footwear clean.

Footwear deodorizing sprays and leave-in deodorants remove odors from shoes and boots. They are sprayed in footwear after use or placed in footwear overnight. They are used in any over-the-sock footwear.