New Shoes, No Blisters a helpful hint

[Tania Admin]

I heard this tip on the radio a few weeks ago and have tried it with more than one pair of new shoes since and it works...

Before your first wear, heat your shoes with a hairdryer,,simple hey,,,yep just heat them with a hairdryer, slip them on while they are still warm,,and Voila BLISTER FREE

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[Abbi May]

so simple, yet amazingly clever! my feet will be so happy! xo

 

[jessiemarie]

I used to do this with all my new stripper shoes, the warm plastic would mould perfectly to the shape of my feet. 12 hr shifts and not a single blister... yey!

 

[AlexandraSilk]

Hmmm... Love the girlie thread.
Must try this helpful hint with the next purchase of new shoes.

Thank you Talysha

 

[bushbabe]

I used to do this with all my new stripper shoes, the warm plastic would mould perfectly to the shape of my feet. 12 hr shifts and not a single blister... yey!

My RM's have never let me down. Snow, sleet, ice, mud, whatever and three times around the world. Always stripping off after a hard day's slog.
BUT..... I think that RM is looking at manufacturing them in China...... another Oz icon going to shiet.

 

[viper]

Interesting fact speed skaters will put there skates in ovens on very low heat to soften them and mold to their feet. The blow dryer is a good tip for work boots or sporting shoes with a bit of plastic in them.

 

[DDxoxo]

Hey Why didn't anyone know this before? Imagine all
the money I would have saved over the years paying
my cobbler to stretch my shoes!!! heaps of them!!

 

[Rochelle]

A Universe sent post........bought those new super high heel and tried to 'break them in' last night with the result of VERY sore feed. I have to find my hairdryer now.

R.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

 

[Happy2]

My RM's have never let me down. Snow, sleet, ice, mud, whatever and three times around the world. Always stripping off after a hard day's slog.
BUT..... I think that RM is looking at manufacturing them in China...... another Oz icon going to shiet.

That would be a shame if they do move them O/S I am a blundstone man myself I Think their still locally made
And a touch of lanolin and the leather stays in top nick