Is there anything you can put/spray on the bottom of basketball shoes to make them not slick?
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Try spraying hair spray on them, it works for highland dancing pumps and jig shoes.
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Yep:\n\nNike footwear cleaning instructions\n\nLeather and suede shoes:\n\nDo not immerse or soak in water. Do not machine wash or dry leather and suede products. Hand wash them using a soft cloth dampened with mild soap and cold water. Air dry. Clean your shoes immediately after use when they have been exposed to mud or dirt. Saddle soap may also be used for leather products. Let them air dry.
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I put knots in the lace right outside the opening, and hack off the rest of the laces. Done and done. All my sneakers are slip-ons. \n\nWord.
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(Don't wear those boys!) I had a friend who would clean his AF1'S everytime he came home. The moment he walked in the house he would clean them with a drop of Dawn and a tooth brush. So there's one way. Also, I'm sure there is specific shoe cleaner for those shoes. Purchase that. And also, don't walk in any mud.
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dont pick at them, at night put dab of toothpaste on them, i find it really works!
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Just dunk it in water a few times, just kidding, just kidding. Maybe that electronic spray stuff though.
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Not a substance, but a very effective device. Yaktrax attached to the bottom of your shoe/boot etc. will work very well on any snowy, icy slick surface. The basic model is $19.95 and the extreme (if you jog or run on snow/ice) is $29.95. Check them out at www.HerringtonCatalog.com
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Try a cool damp cloth. Not too cold though.
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Here;s the secret to preventing blisters:\n\nProperly fitted shoes!\nDry Socks!\n\nAnd to treat them?\n\nUse Moleskin to cover the blister.  This prevents further rubbing, which is what caused the blister in the first place. Alternatively, use Molefoam.  Cut it into the shape of a donut, sticking it to your skin around, but not on top of, the blister.  Both are available in the foot care section of most any drugstore.
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DONT FREEZE THEM!!\ni suggest you keep them in the box.  Either that, or put it in a ziplock bag.  Put a couple packs of silica (that stuff that says "DO NOT EAT!")  Don't let it touch the leather, keep it from touching the shoe.  Especially for your V's, put the silica on the sole, to prevent yellowing of the clear sole.  You should keep it in a dry place, w/ little sunlight.  I would recommend your closet.  If you prefer to keep it in the box, take out the tissue paper, because it speeds up yellowing.
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There was an infomercial for Didi-7 a few years ago.  That stuff worked FANTASTIC.  Other than that, try anything (other than chlorine bleach) that whitens gently.  Toothpaste works, depending on the brand.\n\nMy step-daughters had to have perfect white sneakers for cheerleading every game, but they did cheers on a cinder track & would ruin them every time.
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Cheapest and easiest way is to just use rubbing alcohol from your local drugstore which is great for the surface oil...  For yours since its more saturated, they also sell several cleaners that get more into the ball.  My dad uses this stuff i believe called clean and shine, something like that, its about $10 at your pro shop...  I've used it a few times on my ball and its amazing how much dirt and oil is left on the ball when your done...   Also, maybe once or twice a year its a good idea to bring it your pro shop and they can bake the oil out, returning your ball to almost brand new condition...  Hope this helps..\nEm
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probably basketball shoes because they are meant for running.  the best basketball shoes are probably nike or addias
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Wear flip-flops, or buys some tennis shoes with velcro
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Gold Bond Medicated Foot Powder.  If they are athletic shoes machine wash, and air dry them.  Add a 2 cap fulls of Chlorox Bleach to the water.  If they are leather take a moist towel, with water and diluted bleach, and wipe the inner soles and insides with the moistened towel.  Let air dry.  Bleach will get rid of any odor!  Bleach kills germs, bacteria, and viruses!  In your shoes lurks bacteria that is causing the odor.  Just day to day sweating in a shoe can cause this.  Make sure you are changing your socks daily!  Also if you are experiencing an itch you may have athletes foot, which is a fungus that can be treated with over the counter meds at your local pharmacists!  Hope this works for you!
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When I was fitted for new walking/running shoes and had blisters the shoe guy told me I was wearing my socks too thick and didn't have the correct support.  He told me to put desitin cream or any baby rash cream on the blisters to keep the moisture away. \n It worked ASAP!
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Alcohol on a cotton ball and scrub, scrub away. It usually works. If not then nail file and scrap the skin...EASILY and that will definitely do it! Don't wear those shoes anymore!