Sometimes shoes can stain socks, causing discomfort.
The product may not be washed afterwards.
This happens for various reasons. Sometimes our feet themselves are "to blame", as active sweating occurs. Sometimes the manufacturer simply did not have time to properly fix the paint.
Sometimes the reason is moisture. In order to avoid this problem again, it is worth evaluating several clever methods.
What do they consist of?
Use vinegar
This method works well as a preventative measure, so it is best to use it immediately after purchase.
You will need to take a small piece of clean cloth and treat it with vinegar. After the cloth becomes only slightly damp, you need to treat the inside of the shoe.
After that, all that remains is to wait for the vinegar to completely evaporate.
Styling product
Few people know that any styling product can be very effective in solving this problem. To do this, you just need to treat the inside of the shoe (without the insole) with varnish and wait.
Once the product has dried, the shoes can be worn.
Talc or starch
A very interesting and unusual method that you can try. To do this, use a brush to "drive" a small amount of powder into the shoe.
You can use either talc itself or regular starch for this purpose.
