Q&A for How to Clean Leather Shoes

First, avoid using water to clean your leather shoes. Water will make the leather shrink, so keep them dry if you can. Use a soft-bristled brush or microfiber towel to wipe away any dirt or debris and polish your leather shoes regularly to keep them looking new. You can also use a leather conditioner to make the leather easier to work with as well.

First of all remove all dirt and from your shoes with ragged cloth and use small water if it requires. Then, after, apply saddle soap to remove all small dirt and stain.

Use vinegar or lemon juice. Take a cloth or soft toothbrush and dip it in watered down vinegar or lemon juice. Then gently rub the shoe to remove all stains. Take a dry cloth and properly dry the shoe. This method should not only remove water stains but also help to keep your leather shoes well maintained and shiny.

Yes, I have tried baking soda instead of talcum powder and it works very well.

Use the peel of the banana. Rub the inner side of the peel onto your leather shoes. It will remove dirt and also give a shine to the shoe as the peel is moist with banana juice.