How to maintain labor protection shoes?

Maintaining safety shoes can extend their service life and ensure their protective performance. Firstly, the dirt on the shoe surface and sole should be cleaned in timely manner after each use. You can use a damp cloth to wipe them, and for stubborn stains, you can use a moderate amount of neutral cleaner. However, using corrosive cleaners such as strong acids and alkalis to prevent damage to the shoe material and protective structure. Secondly, keep the inside of the shoes dry. You take out the insoles to air dry to prevent bacteria growth and material deterioration in a humid environment. For leather safety shoes, you can regularly apply leather care products to the softness and water resistance of the leather, but do not apply too much care products on the protective parts such as anti-smashing and anti-piercing to affecting their protective effects. In addition, when not in use, safety shoes should be stored in a dry, well-ventilated place, avoiding direct sunlight and high baking to prevent problems such as rubber sole aging, cracking, and deformation and fading of shoe material.