Would this work for UGGs boots with the sheepskin inside?
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I don't really think they would adhere properly on sheepskin. This type of adhesive really needs a solid flat surface.
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I wouldn't use them in UGGs. They work via adhesive backing and I can't picture them adhering to sheep skin. I would only use them in leather boots that have a solid inside.
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Maybe, as you can see the lever is popped up our of the heel. I have not used it for boots. Good luck!
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I love to use it with UGG & Ash. I think it should fit in Converse as well. My friend introduced this product to me use it in all kind of shoes including high heels. Only drawback is it's thickness would reduce the length of the heel to ankle coverage. Worth a try anyway.
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I've always used it to wash my Gore-Tex jackets in the washing machine. I would imagine if the boots are washable, and all the excess dirt is removed first, it would probably work. I'd check their website and contact the manufacturer.
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Absolutely. They sell feet warmers that are flatter and shaped more like the toe and ball of your foot. It is much more comfortable in your shoe/boot. The hand warmer is smaller and will ball up a bit which does not give the entire top of the foot warmth. The foot warmer has adhesive on the bottom so it won't move around in your shoe. The hand warm of course doesn't. I only use the hand warmers for my feet if I run out of the foot ones. vice versa doesn't work.
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Yes. I use this to clean and condition my hunting boots. I follow up with Lexol and SnoSeal
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I washed my daughters UGG slippers after she'd given up on them. I don't remember putting them in the washer I might have just soaked them in a bucket. They came out looking almost new. (So I took 'em.) I did need to brush up the parts that'd been walked down. I've also used this to revitalize some very worn out sheepskin insoles.
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I don't. They foot pockets are designed to fit your bare feet so boots would not work. They may have an open heel version that can be used with boots
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I have used this product with wool sweaters, pants,coats,hats,scarves,etc. I am only assuming it will do just as well with cashmere.
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I've used it on wool sweaters successfully yes. But I don't have many because I live in California, so they are a bit heavy.
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As long as your shoes/boots have space I wouldn't know why not. These socks are typically worn in cases where your feet will be in water (wading through rivers) for longer periods of time so wool socks over them in submerged water would provide little to no insulating value and would likely add weight to your feet with drenched socks.
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Hey Tim Wouldn't have thought so, but I just tried it and my XLs work on a size 13 Sorel boot... It is a wicked stretch, though, and one might be concerned about stress points where the steel attaches to the rubber.
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Since nubuck leather is somewhat akin to suede I'd say no. I am confident that it would condition and preserve the leather since nubuck is top grain cowhide but it would probably ruin the "suede" appearance. Search here on Amazon for nubuck cleaners and conditioners, I found a few.
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I have used it on dark color ugg boots: my black ones and my dark brown ones. I discovered that it leaves a slight yellowish discoloration on light shoes (ie: cream, white, taupe, light grey color shoes). I would recommend it for darker colors only.
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Of course, just make sure to melt it in with a hair dryer. I use it on every pair of leather boots I go through, reapplying as it gets worn & scratched.
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Probably could but i wouldnt recommend it as it will tear up the bottom of it. Its meant to be inside the shoe.
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I really dont know if this will help her with her faux-leather boots because I used it only on my suede boots and it worked well.