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Tree sap is one of the many things that finds its way to your clothes and shoes when you're out hiking or camping. But unlike other stains from the outdoors, the sap is particularly problematic because it's so sticky. As soon as you get a smear of it on your pants or jacket, it begins picking up dirt, turning into a dark stain that seems to grow on its own. And sap residue continues to attract dirt until the sticky substance is completely gone—all the more reason to tackle this stain once and for good. [links]

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Removing sap is not difficult and does not require special cleaners, but it may need a few steps and some soaking before it's completely gone. As with many types of stains, it's important not to dry clothes in the dryer unless there's no trace of the stain. The dryer's heat can set the stain, making it much more difficult to remove. here

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Summer is a great time to play around in nature: hiking through the woods, playing sports in a grassy field, hanging out in the back yard, and a million other fun activities! However, all that recreation is sure to get your shoes covered in grass stains. Luckily, all it takes is a simple, two-step treatment of vinegar and laundry detergent to have your kicks looking brand-new again! [links]

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Shoes easily get dirty and marked. From a splash of tea to a stubborn grass stain, knowing how to remove stains from your shoes will help you maintain your favourite footwear for longer. With different stain removal methods for each material, in this guide we’ll cover how to get rid of some of the most common types of stains – including: more

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You’ll need to act fast to remove an oil stain from your shoes. As soon as you notice the stain, soak it up with talcum powder or salt if you have any to hand. Follow this process:

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Once you’ve got those tough stains out, maintaining the appearance of your shoes is key. Here’s how you can make sure your shoes stay looking great whatever the weather:

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Use a bag to store your shoes, inserts, and laces before placing them into the washer. The bag you use could be either a pillowcase that is tied at the top or a garment bag.

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Using a white paper towel or damp cloth, work out all of the dirty suds out of the shoe while rinse the shoes off in warm water. more

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Here’s a few ways to try: here