tip
For those of you men who need to wear dress shoes....
Keeping them polished, while not a terrible time consumer relatively speaking, can be a royal pain in the keister.
Tip: Wood oil, the kind used to buff/polish a nice table or wood desk.
Shoe polish takes a lot of buffing. Discovered quite by accident one muddy day after finding dirt on my shoes....when I picked up the rag I usually use to cleaning/polishing my wood desk at work... a rag that must of had some of the desk oil on it.
*brush* spit shine as glowing as if a professional did it. Lasts a day, no negative impact on shoes. Been doing it for 2 weeks now.. my boss complimented me on my shoes the other day.
Side benifit.. repels water on a rainy day.
Used on: Brown & Black shoes, also worked on leather jacket.
Keeping them polished, while not a terrible time consumer relatively speaking, can be a royal pain in the keister.
Tip: Wood oil, the kind used to buff/polish a nice table or wood desk.
Shoe polish takes a lot of buffing. Discovered quite by accident one muddy day after finding dirt on my shoes....when I picked up the rag I usually use to cleaning/polishing my wood desk at work... a rag that must of had some of the desk oil on it.
*brush* spit shine as glowing as if a professional did it. Lasts a day, no negative impact on shoes. Been doing it for 2 weeks now.. my boss complimented me on my shoes the other day.
Side benifit.. repels water on a rainy day.
Used on: Brown & Black shoes, also worked on leather jacket.