How to clean oil stains on fur integrated snow boots

    1. When cleaning snow boots that combine leather and fur, it is necessary to wet the surface of the boots with cold or warm water. Do not soak the boots in water, and more importantly, do not use hot water to clean them. Otherwise, it will reduce the viscosity of the snow boot sole adhesive, thereby damaging the natural elasticity of the leather, causing the sole to open and the shoe to shrink.

    2. Then pour the detergent and maintenance agent into clean water and mix them in a certain proportion, and then use a sponge brush or soft bristle brush to thoroughly and evenly brush the entire shoe upper.

    3. Next, rinse the brushed fur integrated snow boots with clean water and put them into a protective bag. Then, use a washing machine to dehydrate them, or use a clean towel to remove the moisture from the surface of the snow boots for the daughter-in-law.

    4. Finally, place the sole of the fur integrated snow boots upside down and let them air dry naturally. This way, the snow boots will completely dry in one or two days. Remember not to use a dryer or expose your boots to the scorching sun, otherwise they will shrink severely after drying.

    After the upper part of the fur integrated snow boots is splashed with oil, if the area is relatively small, we can use clean toilet paper or a clean cloth to dip in a little detergent, and then scrub the area where the oil stains are splashed. After wiping off the oil stains, soak a cloth with water and wipe the area with detergent. After wiping the detergent clean, put it outside and dry it. You can also use soap or soap powder to make foam in the palm of your hand, and then use a small soft makeup brush to brush the oil stains with foam bit by bit, and then use a paper towel to absorb the foam after brushing.