These simple tricks and household ingredients will make dirty shoes look (and smell) like new.

As soon as you step outside, your new pair of shoes gather dirt, scuffs, stains, and odors. The only way to keep your kicks pristine is to never wear them at all, but regular upkeep and the right cleaning techniques can keep them looking and smelling fresh for longer.

The best way to clean shoes varies depending on the material. Most footwear can be cleaned using a solution of mild dish soap and water, but certain types of shoes, including mesh sneakers and suede shoes, require special care to avoid damaging the material. We'll walk you through how to use simple household items, such as baking soda, distilled white vinegar, and a toothbrush, to remove grime and discoloration from your footwear.

Let me first explain what the term uncomfortable means it is when someone feels slight pain or physical discomfort, well it can be excruciating, unbearable, intolerable, agonizing, confining, cramped..I think you get the point.I know you have your own definitions hopefully the list will cover all your definitions of uncomfortable.

Just please note that my definition of uncomfortable may not match your definition and some may be shocked to see some of these shoes on my list! Some of the sneakers just have an odd quirkiness to them that I was not able to deem as comfortable after an entire days wear. I also do have an odd foot that is a little bit wide and flat, so if you have a high arch and a narrow foot your experience will definitely be different than mine.

Choosing the Right Shoes for Comfort                  

You walk on your feet every day, forcing them to support the weight of your body. Repeated stress on your feet can cause damage over time. The right shoes can help protect your feet. The wrong shoes can cause more foot problems. Read the information below to help you find a shoe that fits your foot needs