How to clean and wear protective shoes
Method of cleaning protective shoes:
First use a large shoe brush to gently brush the entire shoe to see if the convex part of the shoe edge is stained with dirt, and then use a small shoe brush to brush off the dirt and fine dust such as the edge or seam of the shoe; loosen the shoelace, Then use a small shoe brush to clean the dirt that is not easy to see from the outside; then squeeze a little cleaning oil on the cloth, apply the entire shoe, and then completely remove the old shoe polish remaining on the shoe, and then use another clean cloth to moisten it. Put a little shoe polish on the entire shoe. After the shoe polish is applied to the entire shoe, use a clean soft cloth to polish the entire shoe. The details should not be sloppy, and the shoe should be polished carefully. Finally, spray a waterproof mist to prevent water from attacking, and at the same time, it has the effect of not being easily stained with dirt. After the waterproof and fog dry, use the last to protect the shoes.
Specifications for the use of safety shoes:
1. Oil-proof labor protection shoes are used in places where the ground is oily or splashed; waterproof labor protection shoes are used in workplaces where ground water or splashing water; cold-proof labor protection shoes are used to protect the feet of low-temperature workers from frostbite.
2. Anti-puncture safety shoes are used to protect the soles of the feet to prevent being stabbed by various sharp and hard objects.
3. The main function of anti-smashing and labor protection is to prevent falling objects from hurting the feet. The front toe cap of the safety shoes has impact-resistant materials.
4. The main function of steel-making labor protection shoes is to prevent burns and punctures, and should be able to withstand a certain static pressure and temperature, and be non-flammable. This type of safety shoes is suitable for smelting, furnace front, cast iron, etc.
5. In addition to the above, there are some special labor insurance shoe covers for supporting use, such as canvas, asbestos, and aluminum film labor insurance shoe covers.