3 Easy Methods That Will Save Your Too-Tight Shoes

At times when we order shoes online, we're sad to find out that it is a bit tight. Normally, on online shopping, we buy when there is discount. So, who wants to waste money over tight shoes. Thanks to some wonderful people who have found a solution, which I love sharing with  you all.

Method #1 – Freezer

You’ll need:

• Two large ziplock bags
• Water

Unzip both bags and place one inside the other. (You could use just one bag, but I like to use a second one as an added safety measure since there is water involved.)

Place the bottom of the ziplock bags into the bottom of your shoe. Use your hand to press the bags into all the nooks and crannies inside your shoe as best you can.

Once the bags are in place, carefully fill the interior ziplock bag with water until it fills up the inside of the shoe. Carefully seal the bag, then seal the outer bag too if you’re using one.

Carefully place the shoes into your freezer, and leave them there until the water inside the bag is frozen solid. As the water freezes it will expand (by approximately 9%!) and stretch out your shoes.

Remove the shoes from your freezer to allow the ice to thaw slightly. (You just need it to thaw enough that you can wiggle the bagged ice block out of the shoe!)

Once you get the ice out, your shoes should be nicely stretched and ready to wear!

Method #2 – Rubbing Alcohol

You’ll need:

• Rubbing alcohol
• Small spray bottle

Pour a small amount of rubbing alcohol into an empty spray bottle. Spray the inside of your too-tight shoes until they are slightly damp. Put the shoes on, then walk around until the alcohol dries. Repeat as necessary if your shoes are still a bit snug.

A variation on this method is to take a pair of cotton socks, soak them in rubbing alcohol and squeeze out the excess. Then put on the socks and wear with the shoes until the alcohol dries. Repeat several times if necessary.

Method #3 – Hairdryer & Socks

You’ll need:

• Hairdryer
• A pair of thick socks

Put on a thick pair of socks (or as thick as will fit!) and slip on your shoes. Aim a hairdryer on the tight section for a few seconds, while wiggling your toes and and bending your feet inside the shoe. Keep the shoes on while they cool down. If you need more room, repeat the process again.

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