Traces of Salt on the Shoes? The Brilliant Tip To Eliminate Them.

To melt snow and ice, we put salt on the roads and sidewalks.

The concern is that the salt leaves big white marks on the shoes!

And these white spots are often very difficult to remove ...

Don't worry, your shoes aren't messed up!

Fortunately, there is a simple trick to removing traces of salt from shoes.

The effective trick is to clean them with vinegar water. Look :

How to remove salt stains from leather shoes easily

What you need

- clean cloth

- 250 ml of water

- 1 tablespoon of white vinegar

- brush

How to do

1. Mix the vinegar and water.

2. Moisten the cloth with the mixture.

3. Vigorously rub your stained shoes with it.

4. Leave to air dry.

Results

remove traces of salt from winter shoes

And There you go ! The salt halos on your shoes have completely disappeared :-)

Easy, fast and efficient, isn't it?

Wait until the shoes are completely dry to appreciate the final result.

If necessary, brush them when dry to remove the last residues.

You don't even need chemicals to clean salt-filled shoes in winter. And above all, no need to change them!

It works on all types of shoes or boots: leather, fabric, plastic, suede or suede.

Why does it work?

The vinegar water attacks the salt residues and helps to clean the shoes.

By brushing them when dry, you remove the last remaining traces.

Result, you get flawless shoes without any trace!

If you use this trick on leather, then consider feeding it with a specialized cream.

It also works against water marks on soft leather or to remove mud stains.

Your turn...

Have you tried this grandmother's trick for cleaning salt stains from your shoes? Tell us in the comments if it worked for you. We can't wait to hear from you!

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Also to discover:

The Effective Tip Against Anti-Snow Salt Spots.

The Amazing Tip To Store Your Rain or Snow Boots and Keep the Floor Clean.


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