If oil drips on fur shoes, it cannot be wiped off by dry rubbing. You can wipe it with a damp cloth first, and then put it in a ventilated and cool place to blow dry. When the leather shoe surface is almost dry, use a hard-bristled shoe brush to dip some suede powder and brush it lightly on the shoe surface, and the suede on the shoe surface will become fluffy. After continuous blowing and drying, the suede can be restored to its original state.
When cleaning fur shoes, it is recommended to use a special cleaner for fur shoes, shake it well and apply it on the shoe surface. If oil drips on fur shoes, use the rubber side of the shoe brush to brush it repeatedly to remove the stains on the fiber surface. Focus on rubbing the stains in circles, and then rub it with the copper wire side. Use a damp sponge to absorb the dirty foam. Let it dry for more than ten minutes, and when the fur is slightly dry, use the rubber side to brush in one direction to spread and organize the fur. Let it dry for half an hour.
After cleaning the fur shoes, let them dry for another half an hour. After the shoe surface is dry, put newspaper inside the shoes for protection, and spray the renewal agent evenly 15 cm away from the shoes. If the fur shoes are oiled, it is even more necessary to use a renewing agent. The purpose of spraying the renewing agent is mainly to repair the color. Black shoes tend to turn white after wearing for a long time, so it is best to use a natural color renewing agent.
Tips for removing dirt from fur shoes: When the fur shoes are oiled and dirty, mix alcohol and yellow rice flour into a paste and apply it to the shoe surface. After drying, brush off the yellow rice flour and the dirt will be removed. If your fur shoes are oiled but not too dirty, just use a normal clean scouring pad to dry wipe, the effect is surprisingly good.