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7538004 No.7538004 [Reply] [Original]

how did I do on cleaning CPs?
any advice to get rid of last few marks?

>> No.7538028

>>7538004
toothpaste and toothbrush
im srs
if all else fails, tiny bit of bleach

>> No.7538029

>>7538028
the fuck?

>> No.7538034

>>7538004
>buying used shoes

>> No.7538039

Vim

>> No.7538045

>>7538028
dunno about toothpaste, but toothbrushes are really handy for cleaning shoes.

>> No.7538057

>>7538029
>>7538045
try it dudes im srs rn

>> No.7538063

Baking powder works, too.

>> No.7538540

>>7538034
>implying i didn't wear them dirty

>> No.7538554

>>7538028
>bleach

dont do this

>> No.7538592

Baking soda and a little bit of water to make it pastey + toothbrush and scrub

do this to the SOLES not the leather, get a leather cleaner. I've read you can use an eraser and it'll remove some marks but I haven't had much luck with that technique

>> No.7538663
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7538663

>>7538592
ya should be able to use either calcium carbonate, in toothpaste commonly, or sodium bicarbonate, otherwise known as baking soda. in either case they're used to ablat junk off the surface of stuff.

the baking soda's probably a better idea just because it's cheaper. and, aside from the taste, baking soda is also a better toothpaste than toothpaste.