1, sun exposure. Ultraviolet rays in sunlight can kill fungi, but because shoes have dead corners, they can't be completely killed.

2. Bacillus alcohol. Alcohol sprayed evenly on the soles of shoes can kill fungi.

3.84 Low concentration soaking. Pay attention to the concentration of 84, too high a concentration will make shoes fade.

Step 4 soak in baking soda. Baking soda has bacteriostatic effect, and the effect may be worse. But the damage to shoes is relatively small.

5, high temperature cooking (disinfection cabinet). High temperature can kill fungi, so pay attention to hygiene when sterilizing.

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Precautions for shoes:

1. If you find that your shoes are frosted, you can wipe off the frost on the upper with gauze or cotton dipped in a small amount of warm water, put it in a ventilated place to dry, and then wipe a small amount of shoe polish for preservation.

2. Shoes should be lightly wiped with a soft cloth or brush, and maintained with special shoe polish, so as to avoid the reaction between the shoe polish and the leather surface, causing discoloration or damage to the leather.

3. Don't use shoe polish or water brush for frosted uppers. Use special cleaner, brush gently along the direction with a brush or use special rubber shoes powder to clean.

4. Leather shoes are soaked in oil, and the upper can be cleaned with dry cloth or special products during maintenance.