At present, there are three kinds of Shoe Polish on the market: emulsified oil, pure oil and liquid shoe polish. The composition and characteristics of these three kinds of shoe polish are different, so they should be used selectively. In addition to applying shoe polish, the care of leather shoes also includes water prevention, dust prevention and moisture prevention. Failure to do a good job may affect the wearing of leather shoes.
The Shoe Polish & Care Kit includes shoe polish, leather cream, microfiber towels, brushes and other cleaning and maintenance products, which can solve the problem of dirt and aging of leather shoes in a one-stop manner.
1. Shoe polish (in various colors)
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2. Shoe brush (for removing dirt and applying polish)
3. Shoe shine cloth (for buffing and shining)
4. Leather conditioner (to keep the leather soft and supple)
5. Water and stain repellent spray (to protect the shoes from water damage and stains)
6. Shoe trees (to help maintain the shape of the shoes)
7. Suede brush (for cleaning and restoring suede shoes)
8. Shoe horn (to help put on shoes without damaging the heel)
9. Shoe bag (for storing and protecting the shoes when not in use)
These items can be purchased separately or as a kit, depending on personal preference and budget.
Kitchen fire in Prospect Heights, 9-1-15
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Hey everyone,
Just got this update from Larry Shapiro regarding last night’s incident in Prospect Heights. It seems that firefighters moved swiftly to handle a kitchen fire at 842 E. Old Willow Road on Tuesday evening (9/1/15). The residents of the affected unit managed to escape to the balcony safely. One individual was taken to Glenbrook Hospital via Arlington Heights Ambulance No. 2, while the other declined medical attention.
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*Photo Credit: Larry Shapiro*
The firefighters were seen setting up Positive Pressure Ventilation (PPV) in the doorway, which is always reassuring to see during such emergencies.
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*Photo Credit: Larry Shapiro*
There was also an Arlington Heights ambulance on standby just in case, which you can see in the picture below.
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*Photo Credit: Larry Shapiro*
And of course, the Prospect Heights fire department was there in full force with their engines ready to tackle any situation.
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*Photo Credit: Larry Shapiro*
For more images capturing the scene, check out Larry Shapiro’s website at shapirophotography.net.
Stay safe, everyone!
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