What to do to keep shoes from slipping: a forgotten lifehack with tights
Winter is not only snowdrifts and sand-sprinkled paths. It is a time of thaws, followed by frosts and inevitable ice.
It is better to sit out this traumatic time at home, but it will not be possible to justify not showing up for work on icy roads without a sick leave. Here is some advice.
If the soles are slippery and you don’t plan to change your shoes yet, then the forgotten life hack with tights will come to the rescue in the cold season.
This method will help you in icy conditions, wet snow and will protect you from injuries and sick leave.
There are several proven ways to treat the sole.
There are options with sand and superglue, glue and sandpaper, plaster - but these are all temporary measures.
You can buy a special shoe device that is easily attached to the sole and just as easily removed, but it costs money. Plus, you need to get to the store somehow.
In this and any other case, nylon tights will come to the rescue.
The reception guarantees results and the reviews are exclusively positive.
How to proceed
Turn the boots upside down, take some old tights, set them on fire and drip melting material onto the soles.
The frozen drops will create a protective layer on the soles of your boots, making it possible to walk even on ice.
