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Shoe Polish Instead of Replacing Shoes

My husband was going to buy another pair of $85 shoes because his were scuffed. Instead, I spent $4 on shoe polish and they look beautiful! Sounds like a no-brainer, but I'm guilty of replacing expensive shoes when shoe polish would have done the job.

By Britt from Boston, MA

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05/06/2009

Shoe polish is also great for furniture scratches. Blends them right in. I've had a can of paste which just lasts and lasts.

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05/06/2009

One dollar shoe polish from the dollar store would be even better!

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