Whether you’re frustrated with the uncomfortable feeling you get when you go to work in the rain or snow. Do you simply want to reduce the build-up of bacteria in your shoes during harsh seasons? There are many reasons why it is worth waterproofing your shoes naturally.
Use plain Vaseline to forget about wet shoes. A quick and cheap way of impregnation
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If you have problems with leather shoes, you can always use Vaseline to temporarily waterproof your shoes. Start with clean, dry shoes. Then apply a thin, even layer of Vaseline to the surface of the shoe, making sure all joints are well covered. Make sure you use a cloth or sponge to spread it evenly. Then wipe off the excess.
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Oils are a great impregnation agent. They cost pennies and will protect your shoes
coconut oil is great for waterproofing shoes canvas
Beeswax or coconut oil are great options when it comes to waterproofing your shoes. First, make sure your shoes are clean and completely dry. Then apply a thin, even layer of your chosen oil to the surface of the shoe, paying special attention to the seams and stitching. To increase oil absorption, you can gently warm the oiled shoes with a hairdryer or natural sunlight.
All you need is an undyed candle and your shoes will be dry and snow-resistant. This will take a few minutes
the candle perfectly impregnates shoes canvas
The candle is a great substitute for beeswax. Just rub your shoes with an untinted candle. This should be done until the shoes become slightly brighter. Once the entire shoe is covered, use a hair dryer on the highest setting and heat the wax. You’ll know to stop when the shoes return to their original color.
Remember to use the above methods only on smooth leather shoes. Don’t oil your suede shoes!
Source: Gazeta
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