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thick enough for protection on hard surfaces. Inside, the shoe should be free from seams, eyelets and nailheads. Shoes to be worn often should be the best quality you can afford. and well cared for, ad vises the specialist. * Polish leathers thoroughly before wearing to prevent rain spotting and to extend wear. To retain shape, use shoe trees and don’t wear the same pair every day. Dry wet shoes slowly at roofti temperature away from direct heat. Repair shoes promptly when wear appears. Homem&king Hints Chewing gum has a way of getting on clothing, upholstery and rugs. First, harden the gum by rubbing with a cube of ice. The scrape the gum off with the back of a knife. If a stain remains on the fabric or rug, sponge it with a grease solvent.
A hint also that I have picked up about removing stains from non-washable fabrics. . To keep a ring from forming around the spot where the stain remover has been used, cover the dampened area completely with dry talcum powder and let the spot dry. Then brush out the powder.
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