How to clean frosted leather shoes

Cowhide shoes sound expensive, but they are extremely comfortable to wear. Moreover, they look very beautiful on the feet and can elevate a person's temperament to a higher level. Cowhide shoes are also divided into two types: matte and glossy. Glossy cowhide shoes can be clean as new with just a light wipe, but matte cowhide shoes are not so easy to care for. Let’s learn how to clean matte cowhide shoes.

The correct way to clean frosted leather shoes

Specific steps:

Tools to prepare before cleaning: detergent, warm water (about 35 degrees), vinegar, brush

1. When cleaning frosted leather shoes, first use a soft-bristled brush to gently brush away obvious stains. (The brushing direction should follow the texture of the frosted leather shoes)

2. Use 2 parts of detergent, 1 part of vinegar, and 50 parts of water to make a cleaning mixture for further cleaning. At this time, you can dip a shoe brush into the mixture and brush it gently while dipping.

3. During the scrubbing process, do not soak the entire frosted leather shoes in the solution, and do not dip too much solution.

4. When the surface of the frosted leather shoes is clean, scrub the surface with clean water and place them in a ventilated place to dry!

After cleaning and drying:

1. To apply frosted shoe polish, use a brush dipped in emulsified oil and apply it evenly on the semi-dry suede surface. Try to let the oil penetrate into the leather as much as possible, so that the maintenance effect will be better.

2. Place the matte leather shoes coated with shoe polish in a ventilated place. After 30 minutes, brush off the floating oil with clean warm water and then place them in a cool place to dry.

3. After it is completely dry, the suede on the surface of the matte leather shoes may be too sticky. At this time, you can use a wire brush or coarse sandpaper to brush the suede surface to make the suede reappear, and then comb it with a brush. The entire cleaning and maintenance process is completed.

Precautions

It is best not to wear it on rainy or snowy days, or when eating in crowded places. Once oil drips on it, it will form a mark that is inconsistent with the color of the surrounding shoes and looks very ugly.