Military suede shoes

Military suede shoes are a relatively common material, but this material is easy to get dirty, so you must be careful when cleaning them. First of all, you need to find the right cleaning supplies when cleaning the shoes. The more common ones are some soft-bristle brushes to clean the dust on the surface. Note that during this process, do not dip water directly on the surface, because water will allow dust to penetrate into it after entering.

Tips for cleaning suede shoes

First use a raw rubber brush to brush off the loose dust, shake well before use, and spray evenly at a distance of about 15 cm from the leather surface. (Fill the lining of the shoe with soft cloth or newspaper before use) In addition to being sold in specialized leather shoe care stores, this type of care product can also be purchased in general supermarkets. Just ask the salesperson.

Use a soft-bristle brush to remove dust from the leather surface in the direction of fur growth. If you find that the leather suede turns white after long-term use, how do you maintain this type of suede shoe? You can use a copper wire brush to gently scrape off the white hair in the direction of fur growth (this is a special method of use and should be used as little as possible). Since the suede surface has a natural two-color effect, even a slight whitening can be regarded as a characteristic of the leather.

How to clean grease stains on suede shoes

The editor reminds everyone that if oil is dripped onto suede leather shoes, it cannot be wiped off by dry rubbing. You can wipe it with a damp cloth first, and then put it in a ventilated and cool place to dry. When the leather upper is almost dry, use a hard-bristled shoe brush dipped in some suede powder and lightly brush it on the upper. The suede on the upper will become fluffy. After continuous blowing and drying, the fur will return to its original state.

When cleaning suede shoes, it is recommended to use a special cleaner for suede shoes, shake it well and apply it on the shoe surface. If the suede shoes are dripping with oil, use the rubber side of a shoe brush to repeatedly brush it to remove stains on the fiber surface. Focus on rubbing the stain in circles, then rub with the copper wire surface. Soak up dirty foam with a damp sponge. Let it dry for more than ten minutes. When the fur is slightly dry but still damp, use the rubber side to brush it in one direction to spread out and tidy up the fur. Let it dry for half an hour.

After cleaning the suede shoes, let them air dry for another half an hour. After the shoe uppers are dry, stuff newspapers inside the shoes for protection and spray the renewer evenly at a distance of 15 cm from the shoes. If suede shoes are oiled, they need to be renewed. The purpose of spraying renewal agent is mainly to replenish color. Black shoes tend to turn white after being worn for a long time, so it is best to use a color renewing agent.

Tips for removing stains from suede leather shoes: When suede leather shoes are stained by oil, mix alcohol and yellow rice flour into a paste and apply it to the shoe surface. After drying, brush off the yellow rice flour and the dirt will be removed. If your suede shoes are stained with oil but are not too dirty, you can simply dry-wipe them with an ordinary clean scouring pad, and the effect will be surprisingly good.