What Should I Pay Attention To When Sandals Are Collected?

Attention should be paid to the maintenance of sandals.

First of all, clean and clean the upper and sole.

Sandals with different texture should be treated differently.

The stains on leather upper can not be wiped with wet cloth, and can not be washed in water. Otherwise, the color of the shoe surface will be easily erased and the leather shoes will harden and deform.

For light colored leather sandals, soft cloth can be dipped in the same color shoe polish to gently wipe.

It should be noted that shoe polish can not be coated too thick, because shoe polish has a certain degree of volatility and dryness. Too much time will cause dry face cracking.

In addition, before the collection, it is best to apply a little raw chicken oil or lard, so that the leather is soft and moist, and it is not easy to deform.

For smooth leather sandals, dry cloth can be used to remove stains and shoe polish.

Before storing Suede Sandals, check whether there are stains on the suede. It can be gently rubbed on the stain with fine sand paper. It can remove dirt and keep the suede upright.

If the sole has sludge, clean it with water.

Secondly, do well in mould proof and moistureproof treatment in shoes.

Before storage, sandals must be placed in a cool and ventilated place and naturally dried for several days.

If there are mildew spots, use soft cloth or soft brush to remove mildew spots, and timely polish shoe polish.

If the mildew spots are not removed in time and the shoes are stored up, moldy will become more serious. Fungal spores will spread into the air, which will pollute the indoor environment, and will also endanger human health.

Finally, it is safekeeping.

Put some moisture-proof agents into the shoebox after finishing.

Otherwise, once the shoes are wet, they will produce mold. When they wear them next year, they will easily lead to diseases such as athlete's feet.

In order to prevent the deformation of sandals, it is best to put up shoes braces or fill old newspapers in shoes, and then store them in shoe boxes.

In addition, shoe boxes should be placed in a cool place away from heating and lighting, and ensure that items are not extruded.

If the number of shoeboxes is not enough, try to keep sandals in different latticed areas to prevent shoes from deforming.