Why You Should Waterproof Your Boots Even If They Say “Waterproof”

If your winter boots are lined with a waterproof material, check to make sure they're waterproof on the surface, too. If they aren't, you can easily waterproof them with beeswax or Rust-oleum, depending on the material.

Weblog Refinery29 notes that even if the liner is waterproof, water can become trapped between the liner and the outer material. This can cause water spots to mark your boots. You can quickly check your boots by wetting them and making sure the droplets slide right off. For more tips on winterizing your boots, check out the full post linked below.

Make Your Winter Boots Last Forever — Or At Least All Winter | Refinery29

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