Why You Shouldnt Wear The Same Shoes Every Day

I remember hearing the old saying: "don't wear the same shoes every day" thinking it was like not wearing white after labor day. Some weird marketing technique like the whole "three months salary" invented by DeBeers for engagement rings. As it turns out, this is a phrase that could save your feet and your shoes. If you're a soldier or a hiker, you already know the dangers of wearing shoes or boots which never have a chance to fully dry out. Along with decreasing the lifespan of your shoes by promoting rot and fungus, the danger to your feet may be even more serious. If you don't believe me just Google "trench foot" and try not to be eating while you click the image search. Now most of us won't be exposed to the same conditions the brave soldiers of Vietnam were, but it's still healthy to mange moisture as much as possible to keep odor at bay and promote foot health. A few ways to achieve this are: -Rotating your footwear -Cedar shoe trees -Newspaper stuffed into your shoes when not wearing them -A boot or shoe dryer (not recommended with dress shoes) Especially if owning several pairs of shoes isn't in the budget yet you would be wise to consider some of the above methods for keeping your shoes in tip top shape. -Website: https://carlmurawski.com/ BEST OF THE BEST (affiliate links): - Beard care: https://bit.ly/3MXMkB4 1. Work boots: https://bit.ly/3T2FA8f 2. Sunglasses: http://bit.ly/2IykfS4 3. Casual boots: https://bit.ly/3LHIRWT 4. Work jacket: https://carhartt.pxf.