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What produces shoe odor?
Shoe odor is typically produced by the accumulation of sweat and bacteria in the shoes. When your feet sweat, the moisture gets trapped in your shoes, providing a breeding ground for bacteria to grow and cause the unpleasant odor. Wearing shoes without socks or using shoes made of materials that don't allow for proper ventilation can also contribute to shoe odor.
What has tongue but no mouth?
Many animals do not have tongues, such jellyfish, earthworms etc
How long would a toenail grow if it were never cut?
Toenails grow at an average rate of about 1mm per month. If a toenail were never cut, it could continue growing until it reaches its maximum length, which varies among individuals but typically ranges from 1-1.5 cm.
What are the plastic sticks in new shoes called?
The plastic sticks in new shoes are commonly referred to as "shoe trees" or "shoe horns," depending on their function. Shoe trees help maintain the shape of the shoe and absorb moisture, while shoe horns assist in putting on shoes without damaging the heel. Some shoes may also come with "shoe inserts" or "shoe supports" to provide additional comfort and structure.
What have a tongue but cant taste?
A shoe has a tongue but cannot taste. The tongue of a shoe is a strip of material used for adjusting the fit of the shoe on the foot.
Are other shoe polish that is made by plants?
There are many plants that take part in creating different types of shoe polishes. Even bananas and kiwis can be used to make shoe polish. Hibiscus plants are used in shoe polishes. Cherry Blossom and Chiswick Polish Co is a shoe polish company that creates shoes polish from using plants among other ingredients.
Why did farmers lose their independence to shoe keeprs and merchants?
Farmers lost their independence to shoe keepers and merchants because they only had one role. Merchants were capable of expanding and shoe keepers were in demand.
What are ways to grow a children's shoe company?
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How many U.S shoe plants have closed since the 1960s?
Between 1967 and 2001, a total of 775 U.S. shoe plants shuttered operations
How do you make a shoe vase?
To make a shoe vase, start by selecting an old shoe, preferably one that’s waterproof or can be lined. Clean the shoe thoroughly, then line the inside with a plastic bag or waterproof liner to prevent leaks. Fill the bottom with floral foam or stones for drainage, and then add fresh flowers or plants, ensuring they have enough water. Finally, display your unique shoe vase as a quirky centerpiece or decoration!
Will you be a dancer when you grow up?
If your name is Courtney you are a shoe in to be a famous dancer when you grow up
Will a plant grow in a shoe?
No, not unless you put dirt and fertilizer in the shoe, but sooner or later you would have to transplant the plant out of the shoe, depending on what type of plant it was.
What is the cost to make a shoe?
that depends on the kind of shoe, and what you want the shoe made from, and the quality of shoe you want
Does wearing a bigger shoe make your foot grow fas?
Wearing a bigger shoe does not make your foot grow faster. Foot size is primarily determined by genetics and the natural growth process, not by the size of the footwear. However, consistently wearing shoes that are too large can lead to foot problems, such as instability and discomfort. It's important to wear properly fitting shoes for foot health.
Is shoe shine harmful to the environment if yes how?
Yes, it has some bad fumes. When I grow up I will try to make a kind with no fumes (I'm only 8)
How does height relate to shoe size?
Yes you grow into your shoe size's like 7s will be between 5"8 to 5"11
What are Unusual ways of using a shoe?
Fill it with earth and grow flowers in it.
