The shoes are a bit tight. How to make the shoes bigger? Tips

The shoes are a bit tight and very uncomfortable to wear. You can try some methods to alleviate the problem. You can use physical methods to stretch the shoes. They will gradually become wider after wearing them a few times. You can wipe the places where your feet are tight with white wine.

1. New shoes or shoes that have been stored for too long will be a little tight when you first put them on. You can wear thicker socks and walk around the house for a few times. If they are leather shoes, you can blow them with a hair dryer to make the shoes more comfortable by taking advantage of the principle of thermal expansion and contraction.

2. Pour an appropriate amount of water into the fresh-keeping bag, put the water bag into the shoes, and put them in the refrigerator. Take the shoes out of the refrigerator the next day and you can wear them! Because the volume of water will increase after freezing, the shape of the ice bag in the shoes is simply a tailor-made shoe stretcher.

1. Hair dryer: Use a hair dryer to blow the smaller part of the shoe for 20 minutes, once every half an hour, and for more than three times. According to the principle of thermal expansion and contraction, the shoe will become bigger.

2. Socks: You can wear thick cotton socks, or even several pairs, and then put on smaller shoes and walk around to make the shoes bigger.

3. Newspaper: Take a piece of newspaper, squeeze it into a tight ball, and dip it in water, not too wet, but make sure the whole ball is wet, then wrap the wet newspaper with a dry piece of newspaper and stuff it into the part of the shoe that squeezes the foot. Finally, seal the shoes in a plastic bag and leave them overnight.

4. Potatoes: Select two potatoes that are large enough, peel them and stuff them into your shoes (the reason for peeling them is to allow the moisture in the potatoes to quickly soften the shoes). Keep them in place for at least eight hours, then take out the potatoes and clean the remaining potato residue.

5. Alcohol: Mix alcohol and water in a 1:1 ratio, wet the inside of the shoe, and wear the shoe until it dries. After the alcohol dries, the shoe will keep the shape of your foot. Alcohol is more suitable for leather and canvas shoes.

6. Shoe stretcher: Buy a shoe stretcher online, put it into the shoe, adjust the width and length, and keep it for two days. Generally, the shoe can be stretched half a size to one size larger.

7. Ice cubes: Put some water in a plastic bag and put it in the shoes, so that the water in the bag can fully support the shoes. Then put the shoes in the refrigerator and wait for the water to freeze before taking them out.

1. Wet newspaper

Wet some old newspaper, crumple it into a ball, squeeze out the water, stuff it into your shoes, and press it firmly. Leave it there overnight, and your shoes will be much more comfortable to wear.

2. Sealed bag + water freezing

Fill a sealed bag with half a bag of water, put the shoes in, put the shoes in the bag and put them in the freezer. The expansion of water during the freezing process will make the shoes bigger, but this method is not suitable for completely flat shoes.

3. Shoe expander

If the shoes you bought are too small and they squeeze your feet, rub your feet or press against your upper and lower insteps, you can use the shoe expander for two days. The finished shoes will become loose and comfortable. This is the magic weapon to save your feet!

1. Rolling method

If the edge of your shoes rubs your feet, first cover the area with a wet towel for a few minutes. Then use a cylindrical object (such as a glass bottle or rolling pin) to press it several times until it is smooth and flat. Then you'll be done.

2. Newspaper is wet and soft

Crumple up a piece of waste newspaper, wet it slightly with water, wrap it in a piece of dry newspaper, and then stuff it into the place on your shoes that rub your feet. A special reminder here: make sure it is stuffed tightly! It will stop rubbing your feet if you leave it overnight.

3. Blow first and then smash

If your feet are rubbed on a certain part, such as the back of the heel or the side of the toes, and blisters form, you can use a hair dryer to blow on the rubbed part. Then use a hard object (if you use a hammer, remember to wrap the hammer with soft cloth to avoid damaging the leather). This method is especially suitable for shoes that rub the heels.

4. Wine Soaking Method

Pour white wine (about 25 grams) into new leather shoes, shake them a few times, and then wear them after an hour. The leather will no longer be stiff and the shoes will no longer pinch your feet. If the edges of the shoes are rubbing your feet, such as the heels, you can dry a wet paper towel, soak it with white wine, and use a clip to fix it to the part of the shoes that is rubbing your feet. Leave it overnight, and it will no longer rub your feet when you wear it the next day.

5. Wear socks + hair dryer

Put on socks first, then put on new shoes. Use a hair dryer to blow hot air on the parts that will rub your feet for a few seconds. You can try moving your feet while blowing to stretch them. Wait until the shoes are cold, then take off the socks and the shoes will become more comfortable to wear.