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mold into the soles |
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Anything to keep the pebbles and dirt and leaves and twigs and whatever squeezes into those nooks and crannies in one's sneaker or shoes will help.
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I endorse walking on water. |
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YES. I'm not a strong swimmer. Walking on water I find much easier. |
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It's best to keep a stock of new shoes available for these eventualities. Or to add shoe-maintenance to your servants' list of tasks |
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My to do list is already too long. |
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you spend a lot of time walking on water, do you??!! When I try to do that, I tend to get water in my shoes.
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YES. and in my socks too except when I walk on the Dead Sea. |
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Thank goodness I am not the only one checking my trainers when I get home 😄 Yes, I also find small stones, or grit, embedded in grooves. When I am walking I sometimes find myself wiping my trainer against the pavement (sidewalk), if I feel or hear what sounds like a trapped stone 😄 |
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There is a need for a tool or invention of some type to clean out those grooves. I'll get to work on it and present it to Shark Tank once I am in business. |
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Don't they already have the Swiss army knife? That has a tool for removing stones 😄 |
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YES, that would work . I don't have a Swiss army knife handy at this time. |
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A pair of tweezers 😄 nick the wife's 😄 |
Each step is a throw of the dice,...so-to-speak...
I have bemoaned that mfrs need to at least taper the studs they mold into their walking shoes so that crap like that can self-eject!
We need a patent on that!