Daily Maintenance of Boots

The wind has blown and the temperature has cooled, and the newly bought boots can be put on for so long. The boots are easy to wear, but if they don’t take care of them, they may become old and deteriorate in a few days. Today, the Snow Boot Supplier will give Let’s share with you the necessary care skills for wearing boots to keep your boots beautiful

1.New boot maintenance

After buying the boots and returning home, if they are Sheepskin Shoes, apply a thin layer of shoe polish immediately and put them on after a day. This not only adds oil to the leather, but also coats its surface with a protective film, which can effectively prevent scratches and dirt.

2. Boot type maintenance

Boots you just bought will usually come with built-in shoe supports. Don’t throw them away. They can help you maintain the shape of your shoes when you are not wearing them. If you don’t have shoe supports, you can also find some newspapers. Or buy paper balls, or buy some shoe-making devices, and stuff them into your boots when you are not wearing them to keep the shape of your shoes, reduce the risk of wrinkling, and extend the life of your boots.

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3. Conservation in rain and snow

Boots worn in rain or snow should generally be made of rain-proof and anti-fouling materials. Please consult before purchasing. If the boot fabric is not waterproof, use waterproof spray, especially boots made of suede, nylon and canvas. Note: Keep the upper clean and dry before use. Spray on the entire shoe body at a distance of about 30 cm during use. After it dries, it will have a waterproof and antifouling effect for 4 to 5 weeks

4. Leather surface wear scar treatment

If your boots accidentally leave signs of wear, they can be treated with baking soda. Use a damp soft cloth to lightly pat the baking soda, and then use it to gently wipe the wear marks on the boots. After the upper is dry, use conventional cleaning agents or maintenance products to treat it.

5. Quickly remove oil stains

Corn starch is very effective in removing oil stains and stains! Sprinkle cornstarch on the stain and leave it overnight. After ensuring that the oil is completely absorbed, use a brush to remove cornstarch, and then use a damp soft cloth dampened with neutral soap to gently wipe. Then rinse the surface with a clean cloth soaked in water and let it dry naturally.

6. Moldy boots

I took out my Snow Boots last winter and found that mold had grown. At this time, you can mix alcohol and water in a ratio of 1:1, and then wipe with a soft cloth dipped in the solution. After wiping, place it in a ventilated place to dry.