How to remove water stains from leather shoes
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- Опубліковано 8 лют 2020
- Had this ugly water stains on my Timberland boots. I used milk and lemon to remove them. After using some shoe shine they look great again.
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I have the same woodland shoes. I am feeling so happy that you are doing the treatment for my same shoes.
I guess like new if it came with water stains. You can still see them. Better then when started though...
Thanks for the video! Lemon saved me my shoes! Even my shoemaker didn't believe it because he only used soap and it didn't work!
I say nubuck rejunevator spray opens up the creases, so try that out as well.
bought some leather cowboy Boots in August, I wear them rarely to school because they’re nice and I don’t want to mess them up. Just today I decided to polish them and clean them and I noticed there was a large dark spot in the front of it. Fuck!! Anyway on how to fix it ??
Thanks so much! I got my leather hills wet
I tried with milk i got amazing 🤩 result thanks for sharing this tip ☺️
My roadmate shoe have strains.. I confused how to remove it
Nice! Just bought these new after finding them out of nowhere again. Planning on wearing these out for a while. Thanks
Same 😅
Absolutely worked
Thanks bro!
Reacued my fav Boots, 🍋 works!!’ Thanks a lot
Try vinegar
Ferragamo, Prada, etc. Eat your heart out
Wow amazing thanks for sharing. My boots got watermark. Will try this .
Hi
What was the result
@CJ P. 😆
does this actually work?
Doesn't look like it to me.
Lemon is bad for leather. Milk doesnt work too. Just wash it with water and apply leather nuetralizer/cream to conceal the water stain
@@Leneufcinqcergy it worked for me.
@@grizzlyBear69 lemon removed the water strain. The leather was clearly "attacked" by it. However, once I applied the shoe cream, the shoes looked like new and the strains were not visible...
@@fideliouss mind if you tell me the mixture? Or just pure lemon? It seems not working for me or i just do it improperly. And the white stain still visible after it dries