What to do if your snow boots are oily? Tips for cleaning snow boots

Snow boots are a very common type of boots in winter. You can often see people wearing snow boots in winter. Snow boots are generally made of suede and are difficult to clean once they get dirty. Snow boots should be cleaned in time if they get oily.

If oil is accidentally dropped on the snow boots, you can use soap or soap powder to form foam on the palm of your hand, then use a small makeup brush to apply the foam, and then use a paper towel to absorb the foam. If it is a dark snow boot, you can use a light-colored makeup remover, and then use a paper towel to absorb the moisture. Don't use water again. You can also buy some professional cleaners and avoid using agents with bleaching ingredients.

You can moisten the dust and stains on the snow boots with an alcohol spray bottle, and then gently wipe the dust with a damp cloth. For stains that are difficult to erase, you can use an eraser to wipe against the texture to see if it can be erased. If the eraser cannot be erased, it is recommended that you use a detergent, apply toothpaste on the stain, and then use a brush to gently apply and comb the stain. Then wipe with a damp cloth and clean. If the rinse is not clean, you can rinse along the upper part with high-speed flowing water. But don't immerse the whole in water. For the washed shoes, in order to avoid internal moisture, it is recommended to use the cold wind of the hair dryer to quickly dry the shoes. When drying, they should be placed in a warm place, but not in direct sunlight. If you feel that there is an odor inside, you can put some baking soda in the shoes to deodorize, or spray some alcohol in the shoes, which also has a good deodorizing effect.

If the area is relatively small, you can use clean toilet paper or a clean cloth dipped in a small amount of detergent, and then scrub the splashed area. After wiping off the oil stain, dampen a piece of cloth with water, wipe the area after wiping with detergent, wipe the detergent and put it outside to dry. Please note that the detergent must be clean, otherwise it will leave marks. If the snow boots are accidentally stained with ink stains, you can use a knife to evenly scrape a certain amount of white chalk powder to cover the spots, let the white chalk powder stay on the boots for a few minutes, then pat off the powder on it and gently rub the stains. Repeat the above operation several times until the stain is almost completely removed. For very serious stains, you can try to use sandpaper to gently wipe the stain or use a special brush to clean suede. Brush gently, but be aware that doing so may fade the original color of the sheepskin when dyeing. (You can use suede refurbishment agent to color it to create a new effect).

Snow boots are usually candy-colored or dark in color. When cleaning snow boots, do not use professional detergents. It is recommended to use some mild detergents, such as soap, which is a good choice.

Materials: Snow boots, soap.

Method: 1. Take a piece of soap. 2. Make soap bubbles in the palm of your hand. 3. Dip a brush into the soap bubbles. 4. Scrub the oily areas. 5. After scrubbing, wipe off the soap bubbles with a paper towel. 6. Air dry.