How to maintain PVC rain boots?

The maintenance of PVC rain boots can be summarized as follows:

1. Regular cleaning:

- Clean the outer skin of the rain boots with clean water after each wear.

- Avoid using very hot water to prevent accelerated material aging.

- Use a soft cloth to dry, careful not to use a rough cloth, so as not to scratch the skin of the rain boots.

2. Avoid sun exposure and high temperatures:

- When drying, it should be placed in a cool and ventilated place, avoid direct sunlight, because sun exposure will accelerate the aging of PVC materials.

- Do not use fire roasting or other high temperature methods to accelerate drying, high temperature will make the material hard and brittle.

3. Stubborn stain treatment:

- For difficult to clean stains, you can try to use wind oil or banana water (be aware that banana water may dissolve the surface pattern of the rain boots) for cleaning.

- To use, apply a large amount of detergent to the dirty area, rotate it with your index finger, and then wipe it off with a soft cloth.

- When cleaning, hand gestures should be light, so that dirt can be wiped off as the standard, to avoid excessive wiping damage to the boot skin.

4. Storage method:

- Rain boots not worn for a long time, preferably wrapped in paper or cloth, stored in a cool, dry place.

- Avoid compression of rain boots to prevent deformation.

5. Avoid exposure to chemicals:

- Be careful to avoid contact with chemical solvents such as kerosene and gasoline, which may dissolve PVC materials.

- Avoid contact with all kinds of grease to prevent material damage.

6. Precautions when wearing and storing:

- When wearing, avoid stepping on sharp objects, such as charcoal, cigarette butts, etc., to prevent the rain boots from being pierced or scratched.

- If the sole is stuck in sharp objects such as small stones, it should be cleaned in time to prevent scratching water leakage.

Following these maintenance steps can extend the service life of PVC rain boots and keep them in good condition.