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Winter fall protection

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With the onset of winter, many many think about protection against falls.
A wonderful and inexpensive tool. Its cost will be 15-20 hryvnia (40-60 rubles).
You just need to glue sandpaper to the sole of the shoe. The shoes need to be degreased, greased with glue and attach sandpaper cut along the contour to it. Check that everything is glued. We leave the shoes for a day, for a greater effect, weights can be put inside. It is important to remember that sandpaper is on a fabric basis and 3-4 mm thick. It should also be understood that it will be erased and during the winter it will need to be changed.


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exactly, you need to make removable ice drifts
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Why buy if you can do it yourself! This is the meaning of this site.
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there are such things special, put on any shoes. Ice drifts. You need to buy them, but they are durable and do not bother.

here is an example
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I also “invented” this when my daughter was just starting to walk ... In winter, our steps were icy, and she literally hung on my hand when I brought it down ... Since I have been repairing shoes myself all my life, the glue is professional I always have a shoe ... I took a very large sandpaper on a fabric basis and stuck it to the soles ... Unfortunately, no matter how much I glued (both degreased and skins, and clamped into a clamp for the night) ..Apparently, the fact that the sole bends, and the skin-cloth based skin cannot stretch, played a role. He put in like a synthetic winterizer impregnated with glue - it came off even faster - the snow clogged there with dirt and tore off the skin ... Refused from this venture, because the sandpaper “gotten over time” and the daughter fell ... Solved the problem next winter differently - I poured metal shavings onto the electric stove (I dialed it under a lathe when it was grinding solid carbon steel - the shavings turned out not to be spiral, but very small and super sharp). He heated the tile and neatly “walked through it!” With the plastic sole of her winter boots ...

"Reverse" - washing shoes is difficult. The rag strives to “stick” to the sole, it’s better not to touch it with your hand ... Only with a brush. And make sure that the baby shod on the laminate does not run))))))
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judging by the pictures, he still glues intermediate fabric to the paper
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Is sandpaper 3-4 mm thick? : belay:

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