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Posted 26 June 2006 - 07:07 PM

Guys,
I read somewhere that you shouldn't use ordinary wax shoe polish as it blocks the pores in the leather and makes the shoes susceptible to cracking etc. What are you using to maintain the suppleness and good looks of an expensive (especially here in the UK ) pair of shoes.

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Jim
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Posted 26 June 2006 - 11:21 PM

hey jim! i've got 5 pairs of contours. here's what i do...
when i get home i hose 'em off to remove everything i can, then take an old golf towel and sort of scrub 'em & dry 'em at the same time. then i throw wood trees in 'em. works great!
sometimes i'll get some dirt discoloration in the cracks. i take some glass cleaner, spray it on an old toothbrush, and gently scrub away the stain. i also use glass cleaner all around the shoe. the toothbrush really gets into all those tiny areas. of course, i rinse the shoes thoroughly after. i have had zero problems doing this.
unfortunately, the toothbrush develops an awful taste, so you should take it out of the bathroom and not brush with it. (cool)
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