When exposed to rain or melted snow, your leather boots can lose their natural moisture. Exposure to water and other liquids ...

Before you slip on a brand new pair of Ugg shoes, you’ll want to add this cleaning and protecting kit to your cleaning arsenal.

As the first flakes of the season flew over the weekend, I pulled out my boots and packed away my flats. I noticed a few pairs were sporting the stains of a long winter of salty sidewalks, so I ...

This winter has been a beast, and our shoes and boots are suffering. There are easy ways to treat your footwear so that they'll see another Cleveland winter. (Alison Carey / The Plain Dealer) ...

She’ll be here every other week helping to answer your filthiest questions. Are you dirty? Email her. My question, one that stumps me every year, is how to get the salt stains out of my leather boots.

The rain, ice, snow, and slush of winter—not to mention salted sidewalks and roads—are hard on footwear. But a storm shouldn’t stop you from wearing your favorite kicks. Here are seven tips for ...

The Standard's journalism is supported by our readers. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Sinking feelings come in stages. There’s scrambling for gig ...

Are your boots coated in salt? With water and vinegar you can get those stains to go away, said Dan Grogan, owner of Dan’s Shoe Repair in La Crosse. Grogan said salt will dry back up in the crystal ...