I have two pairs of the Lilly Pulitzer Spaghetti Strap McKims that I got for the summer. The Hotty Pink ones above and a gold pair. After being worn twice, they are already starting to show the outline of my foot.
Do any of you have advice/suggestions on keeping your sandals cleans and footprint free?
I agree...SO ANNOYING. I wonder if the Mr. Clean Magic Eraser would do anything? Those things seem to clean just about anything.
ReplyDeletep.s. good luck with your dress appointment tomorrow...so exciting!
I use Fantastik(sp?) on my plastic flip flops...I think it would work for leather, too. Also, I've heard baby wipes works but I haven't tried that yet.
ReplyDeleteI don't know but I'd love to know! It is yucky!
ReplyDeleteI wpie mine down with a slightly damp cloth and it picks any marks right up. I also have used baby wipes!
ReplyDeleteI found the perfect thing one of those rare times a salesperson talked me into adding something to my order. All she had to do was tell me it works wonders on sandal and flip flops soles and I was sold. I was shocked when I tried it and it worked! That was two years ago and I swear by it.
ReplyDeleteIt's by ALDO and if you have a store near you, you can just swing by and pick it up, or order it online. It's called Suds Cleaner and it's magical. I cringe just thinking of dirty soles.
I read in Cosmo that you should never wear your sandals two days in a row -- the sweat will ruin them!
ReplyDeleteMaybe put baby powder on your feet before wearing them?
ReplyDeleteWow what a helpful post. I always get those marks too! Thanks for the Aldo tip, definitely going to need to order some of that!
ReplyDeleteI have to agree with you! It drives me CRAZY!! I have white reefs that I use soap and water on. But, it also drives me CRAZY that my silver TB flops have a silver bottoms and they are starting to wear. UGH!!
ReplyDeleteif you find a solution, let us know! this drives me NUTS!
ReplyDeleteuggg i know what you mean. Whenever I wear my black flip flops my feet are black, yuck. xxxoo
ReplyDeleteI take mine to a cobbler and he cleans them up pretty well. also scotch guard before you wear. xoxo
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Try a damp cloth and a bit of ivory soap... that works on my sandals.
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