How to Polish Shoes Using Banana Peels: Amazing

You don’t have shoe polish? No need to worry yourself. As long as you have a banana at your vicinity count the problem solved.

Some of us have a number of over-ripe bananas around. Don’t throw them away! They have other household uses.

I know you wondering? A banana is neither black nor brown, how then shall it help? Okay, relax.

Bananas contain high amount of potassium that’s a key ingredient in shoe. It remains even after the banana is past edible stage. However, the banana should not necessarily be over-ripe.

How do you polish?

· Just peel the banana. You can eat the ‘meat’ or use it as you will, the most important part is the banana peel.

· Using the inner lining of the skin, apply gently on the shoe, the same way as you would using polish. It may feel strange and awkward, but continue.

· Once you have finished, take a clean cloth and buff off the banana pieces.

· Look your shoe with admiration! Go to work, school or your planned destination happy.

TIP

The natural oils in the banana make your leather last longer!
If you worried about the smell, it fades away with time.

If you are in pinch, then try using a banana peel, it may even work better than the conventional method. Try and see for yourself.

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