What is the way to avoid rubbing your feet when wearing new shoes?

New shoes always rub your feet when you put them on. Even if they are branded shoes or shoes that cost thousands of dollars, they may rub your feet. This causes great pain to people. Sometimes when you wear new shoes to travel, the rubbing of your feet will ruin your good mood for the day. However, most people don’t know why new shoes rub their feet. Here, the editor will introduce to you a few tips to help you get rid of the trouble of new shoes rubbing your feet.

1. Cover the part of the shoe that rubs your feet with a wet towel for a few minutes. Then take a dry soft towel to wrap the place where your feet are squeezed. Use a hammer to knock the part of the shoe that rubs your feet a few times to make it flat. Once the leather of the shoe becomes soft and flat, it will no longer rub your feet.

2. Take a piece of newspaper, crumple it into a ball, and dip it in water (not too wet, but make sure the whole ball is wet). Then take another piece of dry newspaper to wrap the wet newspaper, stuff it in the part that is squeezing your feet, then seal the shoes in a plastic bag and leave it overnight. That's it.

3. If the new shoes pinch your feet because they are too small, you may try to wet them with a wet towel and then use shoe wedges to stretch them larger so that they will fit your feet better.

4. Before putting on your shoes, take a piece of soap (or a normal candle will do) and apply a thin layer on the part that has most contact with your heels. This will make the heels smooth and will no longer rub your feet.

I have tried points 1 and 4 many times, and they are very effective!~ You may want to try them! In addition, I will attach some very good tips!

For newly bought shoes, put band-aids on the parts that rub your feet to avoid rubbing your feet. Once you get used to them, stop using band-aids, or fill the socks with cotton at the parts that rub your feet.

Wear the newly bought shoes at home when you are not walking, and wear them outside after you get used to them.

Newly bought shoes will rub your feet. I suggest you use the methods I introduced above to alleviate the problem. In addition to the above methods, there are other methods that can alleviate the problem. You can get some white wine at night and repeatedly wipe the rubbed parts to let the white wine soften the rubbed parts. You can also take the newly bought shoes to a shoe repair shop and ask the shoe repairman to stretch them out. That's all.