What to do if PU leather shoes are moldy? How to wash off mold stains on shoes?

What methods can be used to remove mold stains on shoes? If the shoes are moldy and the leather has lost its luster, you can try brushing them first and then put them in a ventilated place to dry. This is a rescue step.

If PU leather shoes are moldy, you can use a sponge or soft cloth dipped in leather care cream to wipe off the mold on the shoes. If the mold stains cannot be removed, you can use a color repair cream to restore them. If the coating of PU shoes is damaged, the leather can be repaired. Leather repair is a professional job, so be sure to find a professional.

1. If your shoes are moldy, you can wipe them with a soft cloth dipped in alcohol and water. After wiping the moldy area, scrub them and dry them in a ventilated place.

2. You can also use alkaline soap to clean moldy shoes, and then dry them in a ventilated place, but do not expose them to the sun in summer. It is recommended to wrap them in napkins or toilet paper for drying.

3. If white shoes are moldy, don't rush to clean them. The first brushing may leave yellow spots. You can add a small amount of white vinegar to the water, soak the shoes for half an hour, then scrub gently, and finally paste the white paper. Let it dry to make the shoes clean.

4. Shake the water wax evenly, then pour it on a piece of cloth or toilet paper (not too much), and then rub it directly on the moldy area on the shoes.

PU artificial leather is rich in protein, oil and polyurethane, and the organic matter in environmentally friendly glue is sufficient for lamination, such as starch. A variety of fungi in natural air and soil can decompose protein, oil, polyurethane and starch, and decompose protein, oil, polyurethane and starch into glucose, amino acids, glycerol and other small molecules that can be used by microorganisms, and the nutrient source required for mold growth; water-based environmentally friendly glue is rich and easy to accumulate on the material.

Shoes start to stink when the temperature rises and the feet are in an airtight environment. The moisture evaporates from the skin of the feet and cannot be discharged in time, so the shoes will stink when worn. Athletes' foot odor is not a small problem. In severe cases, the arch of the foot will lose its protective function for the body. Poor-quality shoes are not easy to perspire, and only good-quality shoes can alleviate this problem.