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Never put your boots in the washing machine, you risk damaging them irreparably. Brush your boots after each use. Never use a wire brush as it may ruin the suede. You can wash the laces in the washing machine, or you can soak them in a basin with soap and water and wash by hand.

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Cleaning. On a regular basis, brush away any surface dirt with a soft brush. After extended, rugged use, wash with mild soap and warm water. Be sure to rinse all soap off as it is hydrophilic.

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Bates warrants that upon delivery the goods will be free from defects in material and workmanship under proper and normal use. Goods shall be considered ?defective? if the defect materially impairs the value of the Goods for their intended use to Customer or the end-user.

Use a damp cloth if necessary to clean dirt from the crevices if they don't come clean by brushing. Let the boot thoroughly dry before polishing. Cover the entire boot with shoe polish. Deputy Brenner from Santa Cruz County Sheriff's Office suggests applying a light, thin coat of polish first.

PRO TIP ? Perhaps the easiest way to understand if your work boots can be resoled is by looking to see if the upper is stitched to the lower. If it is, pretty good chance it is able to be resoled (yes, there are exceptions). If your upper is glued to the lower, you likely will not be able to resole it.

Here are three key points on how to tell if your boots need to be resoled here: Run your finger across the outsole to check for wrinkles/softness. If there are any holes, you've gone as far as you can go in these outsoles. At this point your boots are no longer waterproof and could be damaged beyond the outsole.

Yes, shoes can be resoled either with full soles or half soles and can be replaced several times providing the upper is in good condition. Half soles are ideal for heels, while full soles are recommended for flat shoes.

The cost of resoling your boots can range anywhere between (approximatelY0 $80 to $150 depending on the boot and the extent of labor that is required.