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Thursday 11 February, 2010

How to keep your Timberland boots new?

First, you can keep your Timberland boots clean with Timberland boot-cleaning products. Timberland's footwear dry-cleaning kit comes with a cleaner bar to help you erase stains, and a brush to help remove dried dirt from your boots. If you want to avoid the added expense, you can use a pencil eraser and a firm toothbrush to clean your boots. Other cleaning items are made specifically for certain materials, so keep that in mind when you buy your cleaning products. Some cleaners are geared to fabrics, such as leather, canvas and vinyl. Timberland has a cleaner that should only be used on suede and nubuck boots.

Then, to remove stains from your boot, brush all dried-up dirt from the soiled area. Work the cleaner bar back and forth across the stained area. Use the brush to smooth out the nap of your boot. Repeat this process as often as needed to get your fashion boots completely stain free.

Heavily soiled areas can be cleaned with a product such as Timberland boot sauce cleaner. Once you use the brush to remove the dirt off your boots, use the cleaner on the soiled areas. Use only a small amount at first to test its effect on your fashion leather boots. Boot Sauce Cleaner is good for most fabrics, with the exception of suede.

Finally, when it comes to Timberland fashion boots, prevention is the key. Items such as Timberland’s Waxed Leather Protector or Balm Proofer XL All Purpose Protector help prevent stains before they happen. It's equally important that you use protectors that guard your Timberland boots against rain and water damage.

News for Thursday 11 February, 2010