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YOUR GREAT SHOES WORTH SHOE TREES
Quality dress shoes are costly, but they can last decades — especially if they are cared for properly but a couple of men look at the wooden shoe inserts as a silly purchase, however shoe trees are fundamental to keeping shoes alive and well as they age. Why shoe tree? Our feet swe...Read more -
How To Use A Shoehorn
Sometimes, when I’m not careful, I wear a flat heel cup for flats. The heel of the shoe is curved, making it harder for me to wear it next time. That’s when I got a shoehorn to help my feet slide in properly. Many shoes don’t require a shoehorn, but dress shoes, high heel...Read more -
How Do Shoe Trees Protect The Leather
Whether you think your feet are sweating more or less, they will sweat. Although the socks will definitely act as a barrier, the leather and lining of the shoes will still absorb moisture. Over time, this may cause the liner to decay and may crack the leather. Not to mention smelly feet. T...Read more -
How To Clean Leather Shoes & Boots
washing Washing leather shoes is very simple and does not require many special tools or supplies. Generally, do not use cleaning products that are not specifically designed for leather. Most household cleaners are too toxic-keep in mind that leather is leather and doesn’t respond well to ha...Read more -
How To Remove Common Shoe Stains
Salt One of the worst reasons for soiling shoes isn’t actually snow, rain or mud-it’s all the salt and grit we scatter around the road, leaving residue on the shoes. Therefore, salt is the main reason we walk around wearing strange white rings on our footwear. For men’s leat...Read more -
When To Replace Your Shoe Insoles
If you use insoles in your everyday shoes (these shoes are your everyday shoes, such as taking a dog for a walk, going to a grocery store, and other daily activities), they usually last about 6 months. If you are a serious runner or hiker, or use insoles for strenuous exercise every day, you may ...Read more -
Which Insole Style Is Right For You
Does My Foot Type Determine My Insole Size? No, insole size is not determined by your foot type. While your foot type, and you tendency to do things like overpronate or supinate, can and should influence your footwear choices in general, the mechanisms of support for alignment and weight distribu...Read more -
DO YOU NEED INSOLES
Ah, feet. They’re pretty important to our everyday lives. Besides being the two things that you are constantly walking and standing on, they are also home to all those little piggies your parents used to sing about. So, you need to take care of them! Many industries require a lot of time on your ...Read more -
How To Build Shoe Insoles-Method 3
Method3 Self adhesive cork insoles 1.Purchase a roll of self-adhesive cork 2.Fill a piece of self-adhesive cork with the length of the shoe. Wrap the shape of the shoe around the cork (it may be easier to draw on the paper on the back). Do this for both left and right feet. 3.Cut ...Read more -
How To Build Shoe Insoles-Method2
Method2 Yoga mat insoles 1.Find slippers or shoes of your size on the smooth side of a yoga or exercise mat. Use cushions that are no longer needed; if you can’t find them, look for disposable cushions in a charity store. Keep the rest of the mat in the process cabinet for other uses. &nbs...Read more -
How To Build Shoe Insoles-Method1
Method1.Cardboard insoles 1.Remove the old insole from the shoe. Remove all dirt or surface dirt. 2. Place the old insole on the cardboard. The cardboard needs to be thick, preferably with a “cushioning” feel-the old carton is fine. 3.Draw the shape of the insole with a pencil. Once...Read more -
How To Clean The Insoles Of Shoes
Steps on how to clean the insole First, you must remove the insole from the shoe. Washing the insoles only with water-soluble soap will only remove external odors. But what about the bacteria inside? You will need to use hard chemicals that target bacteria to successfully completely remove odors....Read more
