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If you get salt stains on your leather shoes or boots in the wintertime, mix one tablespoon of white vinegar in one cup of water. Dip a clean soft rag in the liquid, the wipe the salt stains. Allow to dry and your shoes should be good as new!
By Becki in Indiana
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RE: Salt Stains on Leather
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Post By stella (Guest Post)
(03/20/2008)
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WOW! This really does work, I cleaned my mom's salt stains off her leather boots with this vinegar mixture THEN I polished them with the inside of a banana peel. They look great and I then sprayed them with a leather protector!
I used a tooth brush to get the excess banana quish out of the seams, but the boots really did polish up nice! Does anyone have a natural solution for protecting leather verses, using the toxic protector stuff!
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RE: Salt Stains on Leather
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Post By (Guest Post)
(09/10/2007)
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Does this work on suede too?
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