how to get gum out of your shoe

If you happen to find yourself chewing gum and then step inside your shoe, never fear! This article will provide two easy ways for you to remove the gum. You'll need some ice cubes, baking soda or hydrogen peroxide, dish soap or liquid laundry detergent, milk or water. For the fastest method of removing gum from your shoe, put an ice cube inside your shoe for about 10 minutes. After 10 minutes the ice will have long melted and become quite soggy. Then just shake out the melted ice trying not to get any water into your shoe.I think gum in your shoe is as bad as it gets. Nobody wants to walk around with sticky, smelly feet all day long because of one piece of gum. Here's what I learned about how to get gum out of your shoe:-Run hot water over the area and use a mixture of soap and baking soda to scrub it out. This should be done before you go anywhere near the gum with a toothbrush. Don't use hot water on silk or open-toe shoes because it could ruin them!-If that doesn't work, try putting ice on the area for about 10 minutes (the cold will cause the saliva from the old piece of gum to harden). 

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The foot is an area of the body that is not often used for walking, making it easy to get gum stuck to. However, these particular shoes have been designed with a special sole that flexes when you step on them, which makes it easier for the gum to be pulled out by hand.If your shoe has this feature and you've tried scraping or using a cloth but still can't seem to get the gum out, try using a small stick (an ice pick or toothpick) in order to pry off any hard pieces.Then use your fingers - being careful not hurt yourself - and begin scooping up the sticky goo from around the area where you're standing.Gum is so sticky! How can you get it out of your shoe? Gut with this article to find out about six different ways you can remove gum from your shoe. They are surprisingly effective, cost little or nothing to use, and most importantly, are relatively easy. Have a great day! 

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1. Pour warm water on the outside of the shoe; let it soak in for a few minutes2. Use an iron3. Reach down into the shoe and grab hold of as much gum as possible (ask someone else to help)4. Place a piece of cloth over just one arch and wrap it around until it is firmly attached; then gently peel away5.