In winter, pedestrians need to think about traffic safety due to icy conditions.
It is difficult to determine in the store whether the sole will slip or not, and not everyone can afford to change shoes or boots every winter.
There are many good tips to help you maintain your balance on slippery roads.
One of the simple options is a patch glued to the sole, but it is enough for a short distance.
Considering that you can fall even in high-quality shoes, you can’t count on the reliability of this life hack.
There is another life hack - with hairspray. It is applied to the soles of the shoes before leaving the house.
They say it works flawlessly, but the protective layer needs to be renewed regularly.
But the life hack with acrylic paint is considered the most long-lasting.
How it works
The paint must be applied to the sole in advance and allowed to dry.
It creates a wear-resistant layer that prevents slipping.
And for smooth soles, there is no better means of protection in icy conditions.
How to use
The paint is applied to a clean and degreased sole, which will ensure maximum service life.
You should choose paints that are intended for plastic or rubber surfaces.
This composition lasts the longest.
Apply a thin layer of paint and let it dry for 10-12 hours. After that, you can use the shoes or apply another layer for durability.
But if the sole is made of porous materials, the trick may not work.
