does it work getting mud stains off boots of Goretex?
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I've always used it to wash my Gore-Tex jackets in the washing machine. I would imagine if the boots are washable, and all the excess dirt is removed first, it would probably work. I'd check their website and contact the manufacturer.
1613334
Sorry, I did purchase this product but I haven't used it as yet so I can't answer.
1039032
My work boots do scuff the logo. Dirt and mud will clean up with no problem.
104734
I use the Boot Cream, but I didn't know there was any difference. I have used it on other leather other than shoes and boots too.
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Light stains it's good on. For something deeper, you might need to treat the spots first. I don't have mud to deal with, so I can't be sure.
871333
I would say as long as it is not suede or faux leather, then, yes. I've used it on fine leather jackets, unstained leather and exotic skin boots.
1677778
I used it on a synthetic fabric shoe and it worked well. It didn't stain either.
2027595
I haven't used it in Winter yet but I can see no reason why it wouldn't, it removes dirt very well and gets all the cracks and crevices on my work boots Ask me in February
828619
I have used it on washable suede like boots. It worked terrifically on them. No color or texture change.
968057
It works great on nubuck as far as functionality, but be advised that your boots will essentially look and feel like smooth leather after using. It also significantly darkened the color on mine (from light brown to dark brown). I actually liked my boots better after using this, but my boots are are for hiking in wet/muddy weather, and this was great protection for that purpose. If you want to maintain the nubuck texture and color, this might not be the right product.
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I had never heard of UGG boots before but looked them up on the net. If I'm correct they are natural leather,some are suede, but natural leather. If this is the case , and this is from the can "CLEANS THOROUGHLY WHILE RESTORING THE NATURAL PRESERVATIVE LEATHER OILS'. I've used it for many years on just regular leather, mostly muddy boots, with good success. The directions are on the can, of course, but you just use a soft brush and plain water and scrub. Then let dry. I see no reason why it wouldn't do the job for your use. Hope this helps!
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I use this on my sons baseball pants - grey and white polyester. It gets the orange dirt right out.
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Yes! It seems to work well on all cotton and polyester material. It'll get those stains out mostly, might want to use a little bleach to get the deep stains out.
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Yes but it may darken the leather on new boots. Try a spot on the tongue you can't see and let it dry. Can't use on suede or fur. Has to be smooth leather. Great product for leather.
727326
This product will probably darken the color of the leather however works great as a waterproofing agent as well as conditioning the leather. Apply it heavier to seams and stitching areas. When finished, warm the boots in a warm oven or next to a wood stove for a few hours and it will soak into leather and not rub off onto your pants.
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Yes. I buy it to use on all my suede boots. That's why I buy it. I have used it on many pairs. It might look a little wet, but will dry normal. Do not spay too close to the boots.
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I bought this Cleaner/Conditioner for Elephant Hyde boots and it works great. Since it is for exotic leather it should be great on Alligator Leather.
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I don't know. However, it is the first thing I would try. I would put it directly on the stain and then throw it in the washing machine. If it is all over the clothes (more than a few spots), I would just add it to the wash. Please let us know if it works. I agree with the Country Gal - you can use it for other stains if it doesn't work but I think it might. My father worked at a sawmill and got pitch or sap from his boots on our floor where he sat. It was a big ugly yellow stain under his chair. Degreaser even removed that. Over the past 45 years, I've used it for some pretty bad grease and oil stains since then and it works! I have found NOTHING even close to how good this works on grease stains. I don't know. However, it is the first thing I would try. I would put it directly on the stain and then throw it in the washing machine. If it is all over the clothes (more than a few spots), I would just add it to the wash. Please let us know if it works. I agree with the Country Gal - you can use it for other stains if it doesn't work but I think it might. My father worked at a sawmill and got pitch or sap from his boots on our floor where he sat. It was a big ugly yellow stain under his chair. Degreaser even removed that. Over the past 45 years, I've used it for some pretty bad grease... » Read More I don't know. However, it is the first thing I would try. I would put it directly on the stain and then throw it in the washing machine. If it is all over the clothes (more than a few spots), I would just add it to the wash. Please let us know if it works. I agree with the Country Gal - you can use it for other stains if it doesn't work but I think it might. My father worked at a sawmill and got pitch or sap from his boots on our floor where he sat. It was a big ugly yellow stain under his chair. Degreaser even removed that. Over the past 45 years, I've used it for some pretty bad grease and oil stains since then and it works! I have found NOTHING even close to how good this works on grease stains. « Show Less