One of the best shoe tips I ever heard was to try new pairs on to buy in the afternoon. This is because your feet can swell by up to half a size during the day. If you want to know more ways to make your shoes more comfortable, last longer, look cleaner and generally make your feet happier, read on.
1 Keep Your Boots in Good Condition Using Cut down Pool Noodles
2 How to Remove Salt Stains from Boots
3 Nail Polish Remover Doesn't Just Remove Polish
4 Use Sandpaper on the Soles of Brand New Shoes to Provide Traction
5 How to Loosen Tight Shoes
6 Use a Shower Cap to Cover the Bottoms of Your Shoes when Packing
7 How to Clean the inside of Fleecy Shoes
8 Prevent Squeaky Shoes with Baby Powder
9 Stretch Tight Shoes in the Freezer
10 Taping Your Toes Together to Avoid Pain Seems a Little Drastic, but It Works like a Charm
11 How to Deal with Smelly Sneakers
12 How to Deal with Slippery Feet in Heels
13 Use WD40 to Waterproof Your Boots and Shoes
14 How to Clean the Rubber Tips on Your Converse Shoes
15 Remove a Scuff on Patent Leather with a Cotton Swab and Some Petroleum Jelly
16 One Way to Deal with Smelly Shoes
17 Use Bread Tags to Keep Flip Flops from Coming Apart
18 Another Way to Deal with Smelly Shoes - Baking Soda
19 Use Glue and Glitter to Renovate Scuffed Heels
20 Repair a Scuff with Nail Polish
21 Lace Your Sneakers in This Pattern to Avoid Overly Tight Shoes
22 DIY Cozy Liners for Winter
23 Tie a Ribbon around Your Feet and then Slip on Some Flats to One-up a Simple Look
24 Toothpaste and Steel Wool Will Clean Your Sneakers
25 Use Ice Cubes to Remove Gum from Your Soles
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