I need some Suede Shoes cleaning tips?
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I got this from About.com\nHope it helps\n\nWhen it comes to cleaning suede footwear, the old adage "an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure" definitely applies. \n\nTreating your suede or nubuck shoes with a protective spray or finish will help to repel water and prevent stains. If that ship has already sailed, at least you'll know for future reference to protect before wearing. \n\nIn the meantime, here are some tips for cleaning suede shoes and boots after stains have already set. \n\nRemember to first test any treatment or product on a small inconspicuous area before tackling a large stain, and only use products designed specifically for the material of your footwear (suede, nubuck, smooth leather, etc.). \n\nFor heavy stains on suede footwear, use a suede cleaning block (also called a suede eraser). These products will crumble as you rub them across the surface of the footwear, and are great for removing even deeply embedded dirt. \n\nAfter cleaning, the nap of your suede can be restored by using a suede brush. The bristles of suede brushes are usually made from brass, and often you can find both the cleaning block and the brush in one kit.
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1. Wash and dry your feet thoroughly every day\n2. Change your socks at least once a day\n3. Allow shoes to air out by using two pair of\n   shoes and wearing them on alternate days.\n4. There is nothing special about your feet. The\n   antiperspirant/deodorant that you use under\n   your arms will also work on your feet.\n5. Use foot powder.\n6. Consider Oder Eater or generic inserts\n7. Spray the inside of your shoes with Lysol Spray\n   then let dry overnight. Repeat weekly\n8. Use an oder elimination spray like Febreeze
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Try cleaning stains versus household cleaners.  Do candle wax, grease, grass, dried mustard, etc.
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Wash with warm water, try and not walk on them too much, if you HAVE to walk on them wear a soft padded shoe and soft socks. Salt water works too.
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put on your shoes...grab the duct tape....wrap it around them...tear it off...walk away....
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The most widely used cleaner in our home is Vinegar. Mix it 1 part vinegar (white not apple cider) to 3 parts water. It will safely clean about anything. If you have a stubborn spot on a hard surface just moisten some baking soda and rub on to the area and scrub.
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wash them with cold water,massage them and try some cream Voltaren if you have there!
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Soak your feet first, to soften skin then grind, scrub and buff your feet. Then use an foot lotion to sooth.
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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!
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it is a build up of bacteria due to moisture and heat try wearing leather shoes and put alum in them
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Soak your feet in hot hot water and shampoo.If you have a foot spa that would be even better.
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Removing nail polish from blue jeans Blot area with a cloth soaked with\nhousehold ammonia.Rinse and repeat until all the nail polish has been removed
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Wipe it with teak oil and a soft cloth.  Uso no other furniture polish or you will ruin it.
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what I do is I put baking soda on it and then I put the cleats next to a fan and let the powder get off that way. for the remaining powder left on the shoe the next day just wipe it off.\n\nanother solution is to wear the cleats for a whole day before the game and you can also stuff lots of paper in the shoe to widen it a bit.
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Remedy for foot odor.\n\nTo eliminate foot odor, soak your feet several times a week in one-third cup of natural apple cider vinegar added to a small pan of warm water.\n\nOr, use tea. The tannic acid found in tea can help eliminate foot odor. Make a pot of tea, without adding sugar or lemon, and pour it into a dishpan. Wait until the tea is no longer too hot, then soak your feet in it for ten minutes. Soap and water should remove any stain the tea leaves on your feet.\n\nSprinkle baking soda inside your shoes to absorb moisture and odor.\n\nGet 15 to 30 milligrams of Zinc per day either alone or in your Multi-vitamin. This should reduce or eliminate the odor within a week or two. The zinc may make the skin more resistant to the bacteria causing the odor. Don't take more than 30 mg. of zinc without medical supervision since high levels of zinc can interfere with the absorption of copper and can damage the immune system.\n\nShoes made with natural materials like leather breathe better than man-made materials like plastic, allowing heat to escape.
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I like to soak my feet in a fresh tub of asses' milk. Sure, it's quite a chore to get the animal to stand still while I milk it, but it's worth it. My heels are the consistency of my rear end on the day I was born. Just seven or eight hours a day and the dry, crusty, scaly, repulsive, irritating, itchy, scratchy, festering, flaking, yellow-brown fungus-infested leather look is gone.\n\nOr, you can use a pumice stone.
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Use a mild hand or dish soap. Just make sure you rinse them very well, to get rid of any soar residue. Also it is better to let them drip dry, if you use a towel you will end up with fuzzes all over them.