Leather Shoe Care mink oil

Introducing Leather Shoe Care with Mink Oil: The Perfect Solution for Shoe Enthusiasts

Shoe enthusiasts can now rejoice as we unveil our latest product, Leather Shoe Care with Mink Oil. This revolutionary formula not only enhances the longevity of your favorite leather shoes but also provides them with an impeccable shine.

Derived from the finest mink oil, this product guarantees to nourish and protect your shoes from everyday wear and tear. Its versatility extends beyond footwear, as it can be used on car seats, providing the same exceptional care and protection.

Similar to Car Wax and Car Cleaning products, our Leather Shoe Care with Mink Oil ensures a thorough and efficient cleaning process, leaving your shoes looking brand new. So, whether you're in need of a Car Wash or shoe care, our mink oil formula is the ultimate solution for all your maintenance needs.
Leather shoe care refers to a series of care tasks such as cleaning, sterilization, maintenance, polishing, coloring, and mildew prevention for leather shoes, to restore a beautiful and shiny new look to leather products, and to extend the service life of leather. The pH value of the detergent should be between 5 and 7.5. Otherwise, if the pH value of the detergent is greater than 7.5 or less than 5, it will damage the internal structure of the leather and shorten its service life.

The daily care of leather shoes can make them look as new and more durable over time. Generally, the care of leather shoes is divided into three steps
1) A pair of leather shoes is best worn every other day. "Because sweat can cause moisture to form inside shoes after wearing them all day, you should leave them in a cool and ventilated place to dry after returning home to prevent bacteria from breeding.".
2) After wearing leather shoes, dust should be wiped off with a shoe cloth or soft wool. The gap between the heel and the body of the shoe can be removed with a pointed brush, and then placed in the shoe brace to prevent deformation of the leather. If you do not have a shoe brace, you can replace it with a newspaper.

3) If the shoes get wet, use a dry cloth to absorb the moisture from the shoes, and then place them in a cool and ventilated place to allow the shoes to dry naturally. Do not expose the wet shoes to the sun, cool them next to the air, or use an air dryer to dry them, otherwise they may easily burst. When cleaning leather shoes, do not use water or contact chemical solvents.