The photo above is an actual Boston sidewalk that I have to traverse every day to get to work. AHHHH! I mean, I love my bean boots, but some outfits simply require my leather riding boots. I can really only wear my leather boots 3 or 4 times before the salt and sand stains get so unsightly that they need a good cleaning. Luckily, I have become a master at quickly and easily cleaning the stains off my boots. Here's how its done:
- Use a rag and warm water to wipe dirt and grime from your boots.
- Wet a rag with vinegar and scrub the stained and dirty portions of your boots. For best results, simply give the whole boot a vinegar scrub.
- Pat dry.
- Next, evenly apply leather lotion or another type of leather moisturizer. This is an important step because vinegar can dry out the material and lead to cracking.
- Lastly, let dry. To keep boots cleaner longer, treat them with a waterproofing spray.
Voila!
- Cameron
This is so helpful! Thanks guys :)
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