oh dear, those birkenstocks need cleaning... how do you clean suede??
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3 comments:
Carefully I guess.
Believe it or not, my hubby cleans suede with fine sandpaper. It works, but of course it distresses the fabric a bit.
You can get special suede cleaner and a toothbrush helps too. I asked at the Birk shop and I think they said something about gently using shampoo.
Here's a link from Birk themselves
http://www.onlineshoes.com/brandinfo.asp?type=brand&brandid=37&about=company
I really need to do mine too.
I don't know :(
I'm still finding it hard that you guys are getting warm whilst we are enjoying rain and cold weather (well, it's cold for us!!)
Thanks for stopping by my blog - you'll be happy to know we've finished all the jam - even though I have been told many times that I was supposed to save it for winter so that I could be reminded of summer.
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