What to do if the heels of boots rub your feet

It is very common for new shoes to rub your feet, and the most common problem is high-heeled boots. Boots rubbing your feet is very harmful to your feet. In mild cases, it will cause redness and swelling, and in severe cases, it will cause blisters and bone deformation. However, people are reluctant to throw away newly bought boots. Today we will see how to solve the problem of new boots rubbing your feet on the heels.

1. Wine Soaking Method

Pour white wine (about 25 grams) into new leather shoes, shake them a few times, and leave them for an hour before wearing them. The leather will no longer be stiff and the shoes will no longer pinch your feet. If the edge of leather shoes is rubbing your feet, such as the heels, you can dry the wet paper towel, then soak it in white wine, and use a clip to fix it to the part of the leather shoe that is rubbing your feet. Leave it overnight and it will not rub your feet when you wear it the next day.

2. Pressing method

If the edges of new leather shoes rub your feet, you can cover the area with a wet towel for a few minutes to make it damp and soft. Then use a cylindrical object (such as a glass bottle) to press it hard several times to make the area smooth and flat, so it will not rub your feet again.

3. Wedge Palm Technique

If your new leather shoes pinch your feet severely, you can cover them with a wet towel and then use shoe wedges to stretch them wider so that they will fit your feet better.

4. You can also spray alcohol on the cloth strips until it is wet, then stuff the cloth strips into the shoes and wear them the next day.

Through the above introduction, we have learned how to relieve the problem of boots rubbing your feet. These methods are relatively easy to use and practical. Through this phenomenon, we should also pay more attention when buying shoes. When buying shoes, we should pay attention to the width of the toe and the balance of the heel, so as to minimize the phenomenon of new shoes rubbing your feet.