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SUEDE SHOES ARE pretty, but lord do you have to mind them like tiny babies.
It’s always heartbreaking when, after a night out, you wake up to find your lovely shoes covered in dancefloor muck – AKA the inescapable black dirt that is the product of spilled drinks and other people standing on you with their dirty-ass shoes.
Usually we’d just give them the wipe of a tissue, mourn them as forever imperfect, and move on, but this gal genius has just discovered an excellent cleaning hack.
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Faced with pale pink shoes covered in dancefloor muck, Twitter user Kiera O’Hagan turned to her bottle of micellar water.
It’s usually used to take off makeup, but it’s also surprisingly effective against the dreaded black stains:
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This gal's game-changing hack for getting muck off her suede heels is going viral
SUEDE SHOES ARE pretty, but lord do you have to mind them like tiny babies.
It’s always heartbreaking when, after a night out, you wake up to find your lovely shoes covered in dancefloor muck – AKA the inescapable black dirt that is the product of spilled drinks and other people standing on you with their dirty-ass shoes.
Usually we’d just give them the wipe of a tissue, mourn them as forever imperfect, and move on, but this gal genius has just discovered an excellent cleaning hack.
Faced with pale pink shoes covered in dancefloor muck, Twitter user Kiera O’Hagan turned to her bottle of micellar water.
It’s usually used to take off makeup, but it’s also surprisingly effective against the dreaded black stains:
Magic! Kiera’s initial tweet has been shared more than 8,000 times, and she wrote:
File the information away for future use and pass it on to another gal in need. We’ve got to look out for each other(‘s shoes).
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