Simple rules for caring for uggs

Ugg boots are the favorite winter shoes of all girls and the hated ones of all men. That's what seemed beautiful in these rural felt boots? But men will never understand how comfortable and practical these shoes are. What uggs are easy to wear and soft to the touch. Now there is such a large selection of models of these shoes that eyes widen: short and high ugg boots, multi-colored and plain, with and without decor ... And if the model is made of natural materials - suede and sheepskin, then it will serve you for many years. But in order for ugg boots to retain their attractive appearance over time, it is worth remembering a few rules of care.

First of all, you should know that ugg boots are not designed for wet weather - rain and slush are not for them. These shoes are not water-repellent and are not intended for the off-season. The best time of the year for ugg boots is winter. In any case, it is not always possible to avoid unpleasant situations, especially when the air temperature ranges from -10 to +4. If you wet your ugg boots in a puddle, do not rush to wash them or take them to dry cleaning - it is better to clean them by hand.

First you need a special brush for suede. It should be clean and dry to shake off all the dirt from the surface of the ugg. The next step is wet cleaning. Never use a washing machine. As an exception, uggs can be wrapped in a cotton bag and washed in the “wool” mode. At best, your ugg boots will be as good as new, and at worst, they will have to be thrown into the trash. It would be best to clean them with a regular damp cloth.

In order for the uggs to dry properly, do not place them near a heater or radiator, otherwise you risk seeing  ugly stains on your favorite shoes. Uggs should dry at room temperature. If the cleaning was general and the surface of the boot is very wet, then you need to put a crumpled newspaper inside. In cases where ugg boots have ugly stains from salt and reagents, we recommend using vinegar. It must be diluted in equal proportions: four tablespoons of 7% vinegar and five tablespoons of water. We wipe the problem areas with a solution, and then with a clean cloth to remove this solution and set to dry.