How To Clean Your Hunter Boots: Remove White Bloom

This tutorial will show you how to clean your Hunter boots to remove white bloom.

It’s normal for Hunter boots to bloom, aka turn white.

The good news is it’s very easy to clean your Hunter boots with common household products once they have bloomed! There is no need to buy expensive rubber boot cleaner to do so! Do you own a pair of Hunter rain boots you love so much, but you’re not sure how to clean your Hunter boots that turned white from blooming?

If so, then you’ve come to the right place because today I’m going to show you how easy it is to remove white bloom marks from your Hunter boots with a common household product!

Once your Hunter boots begin to settle, you may notice that your boots need to be cleaned and will begin to have a white powdery texture on them.

Don’t worry, they’re not ruined! Blooming is a completely normal process for rubber!

Instead of buying pricey Hunter boot buffer spray cleaner, you can clean the boots yourself with something you probably already have at home!

HOW TO CLEAN HUNTER BOOTS TO REMOVE WHITE BLOOM

What to Use to Clean Your Hunter Boots

To clean your Hunter boots that have bloomed, all you need is some olive oil and a soft microfiber cleaning cloth.

How to Clean Your Hunter Boots to Remove White Bloom

To clean your Hunter boots, dab a small amount of olive oil on the soft microfiber cleaning cloth and wipe the bloomed boots in a circular motion.

The olive oil will begin to remove the white powdery texture.

Use a small amount of olive oil so you don’t make the boots too oily. When you use just enough, you should be able to remove the bloom with the oil.

Continue wiping down the boot with the microfiber cloth until the boot is dry of oil.

It’s not necessary to wipe with the boots with water, but if you put too much oil, you may need to do so to dilute it. Once you’re finished, your Hunter boots will look brand new again and the white bloom will be gone!

You can’t prevent Hunter boots from blooming, since it’s a common occurrence in natural rubber, but this easy way to clean your Hunter boots is affordable and simple enough to routinely follow when they do bloom.

If your boots happen to bloom again, just repeat this cleaning process.

If you have any other tips on how to clean your Hunter boots, I’d love to hear them! Share in the comments below!

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