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In the Easter decor of my dreams there will definitely be a large-scale bunny or two, preferably made out of some kind of natural material.

This will polish them up nicely but will also help clean anything that wasn’t easily removed with the soapy water and it’s kind of a nice protective coating for your boots too.. From time to time you may start to see a powdery white substance appear on your boots.This is called blooming and happens naturally to high-quality rubber when solids rise to the surface.

This is something that you’ll mostly see if your boots are subject to really warm temperatures.Kind of like what happens to good chocolate.🙂 The olive oil will remove the white “bloom” from your boots too, so don’t even start to worry one bit if you see this happening to your boots this summer!.

If you think you may have overdone it with the oil, don’t worry.It will soak in and your boots will be left with a subtle sheen instead of a greasy appearance..

So that’s how I clean my boots!

Whether you use your boots occasionally for keeping your feet comfortably dry on a rainy day, or in messy muddy conditions everyday like I do, you should be totally ready to keep your boots in tip top shape!.A family pet exploring the fall scenery.

Wildlife preparing for the winter hibernation.Local sports under the lights.

Dusty gravel roads.Fresh fall produce.