How to maintain MBT sandals

by manpaoxie on 2010-06-01 14:01:46

In order to extend the service life of MBT sandals, some maintenance should be done before storage. The key points are stain removal, anti-mildew, anti-cracking and preventing deformation.

Firstly, it is necessary to clean the stains on the upper and sole of the shoes. Different materials of MBT sandals need to be treated differently.

Stains on leather uppers generally cannot be wiped with a wet cloth, let alone soaked in water for cleaning, otherwise it will easily remove the color gloss paste on the shoe surface, making the leather shoes hard and deformed. For light-colored leather MBT sandals, stains can be gently wiped off with a soft cloth dipped in the same color shoe polish. It should be noted that shoe polish should not be applied too thickly, because it has certain volatility and dryness. If applied too much, it will cause the shoe surface to crack after a long time. In addition, it is best to apply a little raw chicken oil or raw pork oil before storage, which can keep the leather soft and lustrous and prevent deformation. For smooth leather MBT sandals, you can use a dry cloth to wipe off the stains and then apply some shoe polish. Before storing suede MBT sandals, check if there are any stains on the suede. You can use fine sandpaper to gently rub the stained area, which not only removes the stain but also keeps the suede upright. If there is mud on the sole, it should also be brushed clean with water.

Secondly, mildew-proofing and moisture-proofing treatment inside the shoe should be done. Before storage, the MBT sandals must be placed in a cool and ventilated place to naturally dry for several days. If there are already mold spots, they should be removed with a soft cloth or soft brush, and shoe polish should be reapplied promptly. If the mold spots are not removed in time, the mold phenomenon will become more serious when the shoes are stored, and the mold spores will spread into the air, polluting the indoor environment and endangering human health.

Finally, proper storage is essential. A desiccant should be placed in the shoebox. Otherwise, once the shoes get damp, mold will grow, and wearing them next year may lead to foot diseases such as athlete's foot. To prevent MBT sandals from deforming, it is best to insert shoe trees or fill the shoes with old newspapers before storing them in the shoebox. In addition, the shoebox should be placed in a cool place away from radiators and lights, ensuring that it will not be squeezed by objects. If there are not enough shoeboxes, try to store different color and style combinations of women's MBT sandals in separate compartments to prevent deformation.

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