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Although kerosene is not actually considered a leather conditioner, some people have declared that kerosene can soften water-hardened leather shoes. That said, most leather shoe manufacturers recommend conditioning oils and waxes specifically made for shoes. Before using kerosene on leather shoes, test it on an inconspicuous spot. Homemade Dessert Recipes: Grandma's Household Tips For LaundryReferences:
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Also be sure to keep all flammable object away from your shoes if you do decide to use Kerosene on your shoes. Otherwise, you could end up with some very "hot feet".
by RebelRoseCowgirl on July 3rd, 2011