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Stop Squeaky Tennis Shoes With WD-40

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Date: 01/20/2009 Topics: Clothing > Tips | Repair > Clothing  
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How to stop a tennis shoe (sneaker) from squeaking:

Step 1: remove the insole from the shoe.

Step 2: spray lubricant (WD-40) on the problem area.

Step3: replace the insole.

Source: Trial and Error! I tried other lubricants, but WD-40 worked perfect and stopped the squeak immediately.

By kodidog from Denver, CO
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By kroger2 (1) Contact
WD-40 really works. I had a squeeky New Balance 608, left shoe, and a small amount of WD-40 sprayed on insole did the trick.

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