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News India Live, Digital Desk: Who does not like the rainy season? Horizing tea-pakoras and rain drops while looking out of the window… everything looks very good. But one of the biggest tension of this season is also – our beloved and expensive shoes!
Especially those new-wide white sneakers, those gleaming leather shoes or stylish lofers, who are afraid to wear out. A pit of a pit or a splash of mud, and just… of shoes and our mood, both are disturbed.
So what is its treatment? Do you stop wearing good shoes in the rain? no way!
Today we are telling you about such a wonderful and cheap thing, which is no less than a ‘bodyguard’ or ‘raincoat’ for your expensive shoes. And that thing is – Waterproof shoe covers.
After all, is this ‘raincoat of shoes’?
You must be wondering what this new thing is. So understand in easy language, it is a flexible cover made of silicon or rubber, which you wear directly over your shoes. It gets fully fit on your shoes and saves them 100% from water, mud, dust, mud, everything.
Why are you so useful and why should you have?
1. will keep shoes like new:
This is the biggest advantage of this. You go anywhere in the rain, pass through mud or put feet in water pits, not even a single drop of water will reach your shoes. After reaching the office or college, take off the bus cover, and your shoes will shine as if you have just bought it from the shop.
2. Buy once, run for years:
This is not a polyethylene that bursts at once. These shoe covers are quite strong and durable. Once purchased, you can use them comfortably till many rainy season.
3. No problem of cleaning:
Cleaning them is a children’s game. When they become dirty, just wash it under water and dry it. They are ready for reusion in minutes.
4. It is easy to take anywhere:
They are so flexible that you can bend them easily in your pocket, bag, purse or scooter’s diggi. When the rain comes, take it out.
Now there is no need to leave your favorite shoes at home in the rain. This small jugaad can save your thousands of rupees from getting spoiled. So this monsoon, definitely wear a raincoat to your shoes too!
North India Statesman