Clean and impregnated minimalist shoes – Magical Shoes
Take care of your shoes even when there’s an autumn/winter chill outside the window. Read our tips and make your healthy, minimalist zero drop footwear serve you for years to come. The prepared suggestions from Magical Shoes will make sure that you will not be afraid of any season. Little ones will also have clean and warm shoes.
How do you take care of your shoes when the autumn/winter chill is outside the window? It is known that the easiest thing would be to throw your shoes in the washing machine and get rid of the problem, but… exceptional footwear requires exceptional care to ensure that our zero drop shoes serve you for as long as possible. Do you know how to clean your shoes properly? We already answer.
Suede footwear
Suede is a unique material – not only is it very aesthetically pleasing, but it also complements almost any styling. It’s not quite as formal as classic high-shine leather, making it easy to match minimalist suede shoes with both formal and casual styling. Who says it has to be boring? Not with us! Remember, however, that suede shoes need to be cared for in the right way.
It all depends on whether you want a gentle cleaning of your zero drop shoes or whether they should be deep cleaned. This is important because suede is a material that is not water-friendly. What does this mean? Suede shoes absorb water quite quickly, and prolonged exposure to mud, for example, can expose them to soiling of the deeper layers. However, let’s start with the mild soiling.
Cleaning barefoot shoes, when our shoes get only mildly soiled, a simple, preferably flannel cloth and brush is enough to give them a clean look again. It is also worth finding out about waterproofing products such as Xnano PRO, which will keep your shoes fresh for a long time. You will find a wide range of special preparations in the shops, so it is worth reading the labels and checking which footwear they are dedicated to.
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Every type of shoe deserves a little harder cleaning when the dirt reaches the deeper layers. It’s one thing when it’s just dust or a matter of time to refresh your shoes, but it’s quite another when puddles, snow or mud are involved. Shoe Cleaner and a damp cloth work well for all types of leather. Let’s reserve a moment longer so that our shoes can dry properly. After all, we don’t want any dirt to get into the later layers, do we?
Home remedies for cleaning barefoot shoes
We also wouldn’t be ourselves if we didn’t give you a solution straight from the home corners. Everyone has equal preferences when it comes to colour. If you opt for light-coloured shoes, a good way is to use a teaspoon of lemon juice mixed with water. This serves to whiten them and keep them clean. Check on a small patch – it’s worth using natural ways sometimes.☺
So, from the start:
– Air out your shoes, let them (like your feet) breathe and use a deodorant for the inside of your shoes.
– Determine the colour of your shoes and find out what material they are made of to choose the right care.
– Use a clear waterproofing product.
– A brush with soft, fine bristles is ideal for removing dust, while a wet cloth will remove more stubborn dirt.
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