Yeah the inside still does stink..how would you clean the inside? I’ve seen videos with a mixture of dish soap baking soda and water; like a sand solution to scrub out the inner
Get some saddle soap and try that. Once dry go over with conditioner. Esp on oiled leather. If you use something like dawn dish soap it'll take all the oils out of the leather leaving it very dry so conditioning after cleaning is a must! Hopefully you're able to get the spot out with the saffle soap and some scrubbing/scraping then finish with a good conditioner. Good luck!
You can; usually after doing a soap, it dries crunchy, so using conditioner helps restore some of the oil moisture stripped with cleaning. Personally, I've messed up suede by putting it directly on like in the video (it absorbs too quick and makes a dark spot that you can't really get out) so even if it worked here I wouldn't be quick to do the same. What works best in my experience is to wait until the suede is fully dry, then get a soft horsehair brush, a long bristled rectangular one, and apply a light amount of conditioner directly to it. (I use lexol 4, which is an animal based conditioner you can get at Walmart, and just spray a bit onto my fingertips) Work the cream into the bristles, give the brush some quick swipes on something clean and dry to prep it, and then, in long light strokes, brush your suede. Suede is kinda like those pillows with the sequins that flip when you run your hand across them; one way you brush it and the fibers lay flat, the other way and they stand up, and you can see the difference in real time when you do it. When you brush, brush in back and forth with the skinny of the brush, and brush to push the fibers from laying to standing, which should look like the color going from dark to light. Key is softly goes it. It will take time. But if you get after it with light long strokes, and you followed the process, it will have a light glow of a sheen, will feel supple to the hand, and will have a consistent color throughout with no apparent splotches or patches. Hope this helped!
@@Tyborzthey WERE (keyword) popular back in the early 2000s kinda like Crocs are now to an extent...when i was in HS everyone was wearing them. Hell i even had a pair just to fit in. I absolutely Hated them...they were ugly as hell and stank after a few days
@@Tyborz serious question, where do you live? I mean there’s no point to lie, you’ll see them in almost major city in the world. And if you search them around the internet you can see that everyone and their mamas wearing them on social media. I don’t like them, im not a advocate for them but i ain’t a hater neither
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This is why you get the oiled leather instead of suede
Suede looks better but leather is more sturdy
@@mycolddrank6540 the maintenance is not worth it for me
no
I love the look of the suede! The oiled leather are so ugly to me 😭
😂 the inside still stinks
That's what I was wondering about. That bitch still stink? 😂😂
am i the only one that likes the sued to look messed up
That looks really good!
why are people hating on them? They are orthopedic and easy to wear.
maybe i should do this to my military boots
Do youy use the same brush the whole time
Thank you daddy
Nice, quick video. How to clean foot bed inside would be great
In general or this model?
@@ianturnbow7011 this one I guess, they all have the same foot bed
The full video shows that.
Yeah the inside still does stink..how would you clean the inside? I’ve seen videos with a mixture of dish soap baking soda and water; like a sand solution to scrub out the inner
The full video shows how he cleans the insides
How do you clean fhe oiled leather? Used a washe rag with a but of dawn to try and get a spot out and made the spot worse!
Get some saddle soap and try that. Once dry go over with conditioner. Esp on oiled leather. If you use something like dawn dish soap it'll take all the oils out of the leather leaving it very dry so conditioning after cleaning is a must! Hopefully you're able to get the spot out with the saffle soap and some scrubbing/scraping then finish with a good conditioner. Good luck!
I’m wondering if those Birkenstocks can be resoled.
Yes.
Eww 🤮
Omnidaim is the best
Can you use leather conditioner on suede? I was under the impression that you cant.
You can; usually after doing a soap, it dries crunchy, so using conditioner helps restore some of the oil moisture stripped with cleaning.
Personally, I've messed up suede by putting it directly on like in the video (it absorbs too quick and makes a dark spot that you can't really get out) so even if it worked here I wouldn't be quick to do the same.
What works best in my experience is to wait until the suede is fully dry, then get a soft horsehair brush, a long bristled rectangular one, and apply a light amount of conditioner directly to it. (I use lexol 4, which is an animal based conditioner you can get at Walmart, and just spray a bit onto my fingertips) Work the cream into the bristles, give the brush some quick swipes on something clean and dry to prep it, and then, in long light strokes, brush your suede.
Suede is kinda like those pillows with the sequins that flip when you run your hand across them; one way you brush it and the fibers lay flat, the other way and they stand up, and you can see the difference in real time when you do it. When you brush, brush in back and forth with the skinny of the brush, and brush to push the fibers from laying to standing, which should look like the color going from dark to light.
Key is softly goes it. It will take time. But if you get after it with light long strokes, and you followed the process, it will have a light glow of a sheen, will feel supple to the hand, and will have a consistent color throughout with no apparent splotches or patches.
Hope this helped!
@@davidknuckles6330❤
Saphir makes an aerosol based suede conditioner that works great too! Super easy to apply
Las mias las lave y se les salió el color :( se destiñeron
Step 1: throw them in the trash.
Agreed
Should throw YOU in trash
now they make plastic shoes.... I was shocked
What is the point of a closed sandal?
So people don’t have to look at your disgusting toes
Because they're comfortable and not everyone likes to have their toes out!
cool but who even wears shoes like that
I know a couple of people who have these. You’d be surprised honestly
Me. I have them in havana brown leather. They’re comfy and great for puttering about the house or running errands
Those ulgy shoes are one of the most popular shoes st the moment
@@Tyborzthey WERE (keyword) popular back in the early 2000s kinda like Crocs are now to an extent...when i was in HS everyone was wearing them. Hell i even had a pair just to fit in. I absolutely Hated them...they were ugly as hell and stank after a few days
@@Tyborz serious question, where do you live? I mean there’s no point to lie, you’ll see them in almost major city in the world. And if you search them around the internet you can see that everyone and their mamas wearing them on social media. I don’t like them, im not a advocate for them but i ain’t a hater neither
Love how you didn’t touch the insides 🙄
The full video shows how to clean the inside.
People who wear them barely clean themself so...
I wear them and shower everyday..sometimes twice a day. Interesting huh...
Lol.... Birkenstocks