| T.R | Title | User | Personal
Name | Date | Lines |
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| 640.1 | Toothpaste | HICKRY::HOPKINS | Peace, Love, & Understanding | Mon Jun 12 1989 13:12 | 2 |
| I've always used toothpaste. It works great removing scuff marks.
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| 640.2 | Nail polish remover | USCTR2::DFONTAINE | | Mon Jun 12 1989 13:25 | 5 |
| Try nailpolish remover! It works great. I use it on my white shoes
only.
Donna
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| 640.3 | Preventative Measure | FRECKL::HUTCHINS | Carpe Diem | Mon Jun 12 1989 15:49 | 7 |
| Since driving is the main source of scuff marks on the backs of
shoes, I keep a "driving shoe" in the car. It's easier to feel
the accelerator and it saves the backs of my shoes. (Good icebreaker
too! People wonder why I have one shoe in the car.)
Judi
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| 640.4 | | SPGOGO::HSCOTT | Lynn | Mon Jun 12 1989 16:24 | 8 |
| I tend to drive with my right shoe off, since that's the heel that I
always ruined.
For scuff marks, though, try a little (very diluted) SoftScrub on a
sponge. It does work!
--Lynn
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| 640.5 | can't think of the brand, but any will do.... | DEMING::GARDNER | justme....jacqui | Mon Jun 12 1989 20:02 | 6 |
|
I have always used a little scouring powder and water on a
sponge to remove these marks....works well if you are gentle.
justme....jacqui
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| 640.6 | | ZAMMY::NANCYZ | | Tue Jun 13 1989 13:04 | 9 |
| re .1-5
Thanks for all the tips. Tried the nail polish remover last night
on several pairs of white heels and it did the trick - will try
the softscrub on the off-whites tonight (whew, what an exciting
after work life I lead...).
Have to say that the toothpaste made 'em shine, but didn't take
away the black marks. Probably will never get cavities there, tho.
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