In this sense, you have two options: either you melt them in a bain-marie, or you pour them into a container of boiling water. Both go well, so feel free to choose based on your preferences. Maybe try both to see which one works best for you.
Let’s move on to the next step, which is adopting preparedness. Place the mixture on the non-abrasive side of a sponge or use a microfiber cloth. Then rinse 2 or 3 times with the same cloth.
In the case of the sole, however, opt for an old, unused toothbrush by moistening it slightly. Apply a little force, without overdoing it, otherwise you will damage the surface. The mixture can also be used indoors, although it is best to be careful, because if the shoe is too wet it could develop bad odors due to humidity.
