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Repairing Rubber Flip Flops

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Date: 06/11/2008 Topics: Readers Request > Repair | Repair > Clothing  
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Does anyone have a simple, fast way to repair flip flops? My DD's are slightly torn where the strap goes into sole. The strap will not stay in so she can wear them, and not sure what kind of glue would work on foam rubber flip flops. They are cheap ones from the Dollar Store.

jmz2005 from Illinois
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By kimhis (1411) Contact
Runners add life to the soles of their shoes with a product called Shoe Goo, it's something like hot glue but in a tube, applied without heating.

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By anabanana (Guest Post)
Push the plastic piece through the hole and put a large piece of duct tape on the bottom of the shoe. I've been wearing my favorite pair of 99 cent flip flops for almost a year with duct tape on the bottom. Works great!

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By jmz2005 (246) Profile Contact
Thank you for the tips. I appreciate the help with this as she loves her flip flops!

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By (Guest Post)
Umm. How's about head over to the Old Navy and spring for the expensive ones that are $3 and last all summer?

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By Artlady (Guest Post)
My mom would use a large safety pin to fix them. Feed the piece through the hole. Push the pin through the tip horizontally. It should lie flat on the sole. I'm not sure how long this lasts. I just know if we were out and our flip flop broke, she always did this. She would also cut the canvas toes out of our tennis shoes when they got too short! Boy, that was a long time ago. Talk about frugal. This gives me a good laugh!

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By wandawoman (2) Profile Blog! Contact
Hi Jmz, I have been wearing flip-flops for years some can be fixed others ya just have to say goodbye. heres one way to fix them.If the only problem is the hole on the bottom has gotten loose,get a empty two liter coke bottle cut a circle about one or two in. cut cicle half way- to the middle,then cut small circle from there just big enough for the part that goes between the toe, now turn shoe over slip plastic around toe part.I hope I'm explaning this correctly, I'm still working on my first cup of coffee.

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