Simple shoe hacks everyone should know

Here are 5 simple shoe hacks that will help you take care of your shoes like a pro.

<p><strong>Smelly shoes:</strong> Grab your nearest tea bag (dry) and place it in the shoes overnight. It will easily absorb the odour. No more stinky feet thanks to your shoes!</p>

Smelly shoes: Grab your nearest tea bag (dry) and place it in the shoes overnight. It will easily absorb the odour. No more stinky feet thanks to your shoes!

<p>Give your old sneakers a glam makeover (instead of buying new ones) with some good old-fashioned glue and glitter. If glitter is not your thing, get in touch with your inner artist and paint your shoes with a design of your liking.<br />&nbsp;</p>

Give your old sneakers a glam makeover (instead of buying new ones) with some good old-fashioned glue and glitter. If glitter is not your thing, get in touch with your inner artist and paint your shoes with a design of your liking.

<p style="text-align: justify;"><strong>Right shoe size: </strong>By trying them on either in the afternoon or evening. This is because our feet expand, hence that is why shoe shopping is best suited after 2:00 pm.<br />&nbsp;</p>

Right shoe size: By trying them on either in the afternoon or evening. This is because our feet expand, hence that is why shoe shopping is best suited after 2:00 pm.

<p><strong>Banish squeaky shoe sounds: </strong>Sometimes shoes, when new and newly broken, tend to make annoying squeaky sounds. The best way to stop this annoyance is baby powder.<br />&nbsp;</p>

Banish squeaky shoe sounds: Sometimes shoes, when new and newly broken, tend to make annoying squeaky sounds. The best way to stop this annoyance is baby powder.

<p><strong>Put on my (blue or brown or black) suede shoes on:</strong> To keep your suede shoes in good shape, simply use a nail filer and brush over them, when it’s been accidentally stained.&nbsp;</p>

Put on my (blue or brown or black) suede shoes on: To keep your suede shoes in good shape, simply use a nail filer and brush over them, when it’s been accidentally stained.