How to remove oil stains from leather shoes (cowhide)

The supermarket sells special decontamination powder. If there is oil stain, first wash it locally with detergent, then dry it with dry cotton cloth, and then brush it with decontamination powder.

A clever way to polish leather shoes

Banana peel contains tannic acid, which can be used to wipe the oil stains on leather shoes (or purses) and make the skin clean as new.

Drink leftover milk or stale milk, and polish shoes with waste to prevent leather from cracking.

When polishing shoes, adding a few drops of vinegar to the extruded shoe polish will make the shoes bright and not easy to get dusty.

When polishing shoes, you can drop a few drops of water in the oil for polishing shoes. Rub the old leather shoes with floor wax and polish them with a soft cloth.

Put the old silk stockings or old nylon stockings on the shoe brush and dip them in shoe polish to clean shoes.

Light leather shoes get dirty easily. When cleaning shoes, first apply lemon juice to the vamp, then apply shoe polish, or brush with toothpaste, and it will be as bright as new.

When white leather shoes or sandals are dirty, you can clean them with vinegar first, then clean them with a dry cloth, and then polish them with white shoe polish. The effect is particularly good.

Clean the white leather shoes, coat them with bright oil, then try with waxed paper, and finally wipe off the small stains on the shoes with a wet paper towel to keep them white all the time. It can be wiped with gasoline, turpentine or alcohol, and it can be cleaned with concentrated soap solution containing ammonia if it is not clean. Use turpentine to remove oil stains, and then use washing liquid to remove residual traces. Are suede shoes or ordinary shoes? Use detergent when turning wool, ordinary leather shoes are easier to get. If it really doesn't work, go to the shoe shine shop. It's not expensive, and it can provide good service. You can use expired cosmetics, and the effect is not bad.