See how to stretch out non leather shoes using this home trick that will make your life better walking it in your shoes. You’ll appreciate the results!
As online purchases grow in popularity, there is a greater temptation to buy, maintain and wear shoes that look fashionable, but do not fit properly on our feet.
As a result, many adults are wearing shoes that are not appropriate for their shape and size of the foot. Women are definitely more likely to buy a shoe that is too small, putting them at risk for corns, bunions, and other deformities that may require surgery to correct.
We are sure that some of you, at least once have had the problem of tight shoes. This especially happens with new shoes.
Here are a series of possible problems caused by wearing very tight shoes:
Bunion
An enlargement of bone or tissue around the joint at the base of the big toe is a bunion. As the bunion grows, the big toe can turn in towards the second toe and cause swelling and pain with the wear of the shoes.
Further info: How To Remove That Bunion On Top Of Foot That Makes Your Foot Look Ugly?
Calluses
Some calluses are between the toes, where the toes rub. This corn is a type of callus that develops when tight shoes put a constant pressure on the skin.
The hammertoe
Hammertoes occur when the toe begins to curl upwards instead of lying down.
Cross finger
When the toes rub against an area of the toes that is too small, they cause a crossed finger, and the constant pressure causes the second or third toe to move on the toe next to it.
Ingrown toenail
An ingrown toenail usually occurs on the big toe when the nail is cut near the tip of the finger. This injury can be aggravated when you put your foot in a shoe that is too tight in the area of your fingers/
How to stretch out non leather shoes?
Do not despair. There is a solution for this problem! In these cases, it is necessary to do the following.
Take two plastic bags that can be sealed (with zipper). Fill 1/4 of the bags with water. Now place them in your shoes and take them to the freezer. Then, when the water has frozen, remove the shoes from the freezer.
Now keep it that way for about 20 minutes so that the ice melts. Next, remove the bags and dry the shoes with a hairdryer.
This trick is ideal for leather shoes, but can also be applied on shoes made of artificial leather. However, you should bear in mind that after a while you will have to repeat the procedure.
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