OUTFIT 1
a jean skirt with ugg boot and a hoddie to justin biebers meet and greet with ma side bangs
OUTFIT 2
pink skinnies with pink converse with an american eagle flese shirt that is off white with pink lettering with ma bangs pulled to the side
which outfit wud u wear?
i would say outfit 1, you dont want to be too colorful jsut something casual. AND IM REALLY JEALOUS. how the heck are you meeting him?!
Hello, i got a pair of (2 months old) 6" classic timberland boots, and color from my jeans have rubbed into the leather.
What can I do to remove the stains, and what can I do to prevent it from happening again?
The boots are wheat color, my main question is really if there is any options to remove the jeans’ dye that has rubbed off on the boots. Thanks in advance 
You haven’t said what the colors are so I can’t help with the boots. For the jeans, buy some quality dye fixant and be sure to check the packaging and follow the instructions carefully. A cheaper solution would be to add some salt to the water in the rinse cycle, but you’d need to use a lot of salt and this does not always solve the staining problem effectively.
i just bought a pair of chippewa engineer boots a few weeks ago (my first ‘real boots’) and wanted to know if that stiching on the bottom of the sole is the only thing holding the sole on to the boot? it seems like it would ware out pretty quick or is there something im missing
Perhaps that this is asked of in the incorrect room…
Rachelle In High Heels
I got a pair of Slip on Work boots, They fit pretty good length wise but they slip off the heel, it drives me nuts. I tried wearing 2 pairs of socks, it makes the boots fit better but my feet sweat like crazy. Would a pair of dr.Scholls insoles work? If so which ones do I get?
try this one,maybe is ok
She used to pee on our boots when they sat in the boot tray dripping off melted snow. I have thrown out the old boot tray, but am afraid she will go after a new one because it will have our boots on it. Can I treat the boots or the tray with something she won’t like? Any suggestions about what to use?
Assuming there is no medical issue, what you may be dealing with is that some cats find it absolutely necessary to urinate on something that has a rubber scent.
If that is the case, you have an uphill climb to stop it. Often, keeping it out of reach is the only approach.
Yes, you can treat to remove the urine scent, but if there is a rubber scent involved, that is only a temporary solution.
