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I sound like an angry duck when I walk
KingMoo
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I have brown leather shoes and one of them has started to "quack" for about a week now and shoes no signs of going away by itself. I was think of spraying some PAM inbetween the sole and the shoe but I don't want to smell like fried chicken.
Any ideas?
Any ideas?
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but they're only a couple months old. I'm hoping that if I wear them in more it will go away. But the problem remains that I sound like a duck until that day arrives
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There's stuff that's specifically for leather shoes. You should be able to find it in any large department store. Smelling like Pam is worse than sounding like a duck.
I had this same problem, it even persisted through differnet shoes, and always my left foot. Come to find out, it was the way my heel was hitting the ground. I can't really describe it, but I tried walking with my feet a little more straight out, and it went away. Now I do it without thinking.
Maybe try seeing if its something like that?
only a couple months old makes me think it's the way you walk, combined with however they're put together... come to think of it, when my shoes are wet and I walk on linoleum they make a quacking sound - might be similar to your problem
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