What should I do if my new leather shoes rub my heels?

After buying a pair of shoes, we often can't wait to wear them for a few days. However, for some newly bought leather shoes, the leather is often too hard and very uncomfortable to wear, so sometimes blisters will appear on the feet. So what should you do if your new leather shoes rub your heels?

1. What should I do if the heels of my leather shoes rub my feet? You can apply white wine or white vinegar to the parts of your shoes that rub your feet (you can also use hot water), soak them for about 5 to 15 minutes, wait for them to soften slightly, then put them on and walk. After they dry, you will have solved the problem of what to do if the heels of your leather shoes rub your feet. You can also spray alcohol on a cloth strip and wait until it is wet, then stuff the cloth strip into the shoe and wear it the next day.

2. Stick the band-aid on the leather shoes that rub your feet. Do not tear it off. Keep it on until the band-aid falls off and then replace it with a new one! (This method of solving the problem of heel rubbing is a bit troublesome)

3. You can use a hammer to knock on the leather shoes where they rub your feet to soften the leather (same as in item 1)

4. Use your hands to gently knead the area where your foot is rubbed to make the shoe soft, but do not use too much force to avoid wrinkling the shoe surface. (This can solve the problem of how to deal with heels rubbing your feet without damaging the shoes)

If your heels have blisters caused by rubbing against leather shoes, be careful not to break them for the time being to avoid infection. You can wait two or three days, disinfect and sterilize the blisters, then puncture and drain the water. After bandaging them, they will recover in two days.