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everytime i wear my 'good' haix's my feet and ankles come out with red marks and a bit sore. is it possible something has sneaked in there, likes it and enjoys a free meal most days? it doesn't happen when i wear my old boots or my trainers. is there a way of fumigating them without harming my precious boots? i've been leaving them outside incase i bring beasties into the house:blushing:

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I got the same thing today in my new boots , but there a plastic material which won't allow my feet to Breath so I just put I down to heat and sweat as they do not itch ?? ( or in your case you could just be loopy ):001_tt2::thumbup:

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Exactly the same here! Had thought it was my socks despite repeated washing. Boots in freezer then?

 

thats what google says, only a frost will kill them. icecream for supper, need to make room in the freezer :thumbup:

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