How can I fix my shoes at home?

Felt is a fundamentally weak material. It's not particularly strong, and it's super easy to damage, stretch, or discolor it if you aren't extremely careful. For this reason, many shoe...

The best way to dry shoes is to stuff them with crumpled-up newspaper and set them out in front of a fan. Check your shoes periodically and replace the newspaper...

Unfortunately, this is almost never a good idea. Excess heat damages most shoes, and dryers typically get too hot for footwear. It's much better to stuff your shoes with newspaper...

Some good advice would be to put it in nail polish removal that has gelatin in it. This is because this will make the nail translucent (clear). Along with that,...

If you're not maintaining proper hygiene of the shoe, they can contain both bacteria and fungus. I recommend that people spray Lysol inside and outside of their shoes, as that...

Always make sure that you're grounded before doing any repairs—static electricity discharge is a very real thing that can be very serious. Also, make sure you have an electronics-rated extinguisher...

The cornstarch/baby powder method will actually work on leather as well. You can definitely give that a shot if you don't have the leather oil remover.

Sprinkle baking soda or cornstarch in your shoes and let them sit overnight so the powder absorbs any bad odors. Then, vacuum out your shoes the next day.