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Rehydrating leather shoes  

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I have some leather shoes that have been sitting in my closet since last winter and I pulled them out today to wear and noticed that they are dry and "ashy" looking. What can I use on them to rehydrate? Would olive oil work?
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From Clean house Clean planet by Karen Logan

Lotsa Leather recipe

Need
Small squirt bottle
Olive oil
Distilled white vinergar

2/3 olive oil
to
1/3 distilled white vinegar

Shake well squirt and rub in. Dont use too much or it will get sticky. buff with soft cloth.
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Yup, I second the recipe above - I use a mixture of that to clean my wood furniture and leather furniture too

I have an olive oil, white vinegar and orange & lemon essential oil mixture that is superior to pledge since it doesn't make my hands scaly.

Don't use on suede - this can't be cleaned with olive oil and vinegar, but regular leather is fine.
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ive never read the ingredients, but i've always used mink oil on leather shoes and on my baseball gloves
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