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  The more time you spend on your feet, the more you will learn about shoe maintenance. When it comes to molding your shoes, one of two things can happen: either you find a way to deal with the problem or it's so bad that your shoes pile up in a cloud of dust and despair. Here is how to cope with shoe molding in case either scenario happens. Start by lightly brushing your shoes. This removes any lint or debris that might be lurking in the shoe. For a more thorough cleaning, you can use a damp cloth to gently clean the inside and outside of the shoe. A toothbrush can also help get at harder-to-reach areas like around the soles and heels of your shoes. By taking these steps, you'll be able to deal with minor issues like flaking and mild discoloration on your shoes that can result from regular wear. Deodorizing Shoe Spray One alternative to wet cleaning is a shoe spray that has been specifically designed for this purpose. Look for a shoe spray that is clear and has no adde

  The difference between US shoe sizes (also called American size) and European shoe sizes is not constant,   Image source: https://pinterest.com/ but varies by manufacturer or country to country, with differences of up to a size or two between the continents in either direction sometimes being found on the same label (Euro 40/US 7, for example).   Image source: https://www.amazon.com/ This is why I created a table to convert between US, European, and other worldwide shoe and other size systems (S, M, L) all in one simple table.   Image source: https://www.dsw.com/ The left column converts between the 2 main shoe sizes in the US (listed in inches) and European (listed in millimeters).    Image source: https://www.ebay.com/ The right column converts between most other worldwide shoe sizes. One thing to note: While there are a few exceptions to the system of round equivalents used here, they    Image source: https://www.target.com/ The reason we call them (North American, British