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Getting shoe polish off satin shoes?
Posted by hotpenguin37
3/21/2010  3:46:00 PM
Does anyone have any recommendations about how to get shoe polish residue off of satin shoes? I recently got lovely new satin standard/smooth shoes and they're quickly becoming covered in black marks from when my feet hit my partner's. I know that wear and scuffs are a part of dance, but it'd be nice to keep them pretty for as long as possible. The problem seems to be some sort of shoe polish residue left on his shoes that then rubs off on mine. Ideas? Insights?
Re: Getting shoe polish off satin shoes?
Posted by TangoFandango
4/5/2010  11:02:00 AM
No one has picked this up, however :-

Consult a good dry cleaners.
Get your partner to use a neutral polish.
Dye them a darker colour (esp. if cleaning fails).
Get your partner to buy you a new pair!
Tell him to stop playing footsie with you!

I have not tried any of the above, but good luck with your dancing.
Re: Getting shoe polish off satin shoes?
Posted by Days&Nights
4/8/2010  12:49:00 PM
Spray your spot with Zout (laundry stain remover), put shoes in mesh, zipped closed laundry bag with a few already wash faceclothes, wash in washer machine. (yes it really works).
Do not place in dryer. Instead stuff the inside of the shoes with those plastic grocery bags to similate your foot. Let air dry. Wella, clean shoes.
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