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Using a soft toothbrush or a bristle brush made for leather, gently brush away any dirt, dust, or debris. Brush the leather with soft strokes in the same direction. If you scrub the shoes in multiple directions, you're likely to leave scars. Use a rubber-bristled brush rather than a nylon-bristled brush. Rubber brushes will be easier on your shoes. Make a cleaning solution with water and mild dish soap. Dampen a microfiber cloth with the solution, and use it to clean your Sperrys. Apply firm pressure while you rub in a circular motion to remove residual dirt and scuffs. Don't get the leather too damp, as excessive wetness can make the leather fibers less supple. Avoid using saddle soap on your Sperrys, which can break down and damage most leathers. After you have washed your Sperrys with water, wipe them dry with another microfiber cloth. Use the same circular motion as you did to remove the scuffs. Continue wiping until your Sperrys are dry, at which point you can proceed to the next step. Before you can polish your Sperrys, you need to apply leather conditioner. Using a soft cloth, apply a thin layer of conditioner to your shoe's leather. Let the conditioner absorb into the shoe for 10-20 minutes, then remove it with a dry section of the cloth. your Sperrys with shoe polish. Use a soft cloth to apply the polish in a clockwise motion around the shoe. When you have polished the entire leather surface, use a separate cloth to remove the polish in a counterclockwise motion. Test the polish on a small part of the shoe first to make sure it won't cause discoloration. Cream polishes will retain your shoe's color best, but wax polishes are ideal for shine. Using a soft microfiber cloth once again, buff your shoes in a circular motion by applying direct pressure to the shoes. For an extra shine, apply a few drops of water onto the cloth before you buff your Sperrys. You cannot clean suede shoes the same way that you clean leather. Suede is treated differently and has a napped finish because it is made of the underside of animal skin. Follow the cleaning instructions for suede shoes to avoid causing damage.

summary: Remove caked-on dirt with a bristle brush. Use water and soap to rub away scuffs. Dry your Sperrys. Apply leather conditioner to your shoes. Shine Buff your shoes with a microfiber cloth. Take special care with suede shoes.

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Scoop 1/2 cup (115 g) of sour cream and 1/2 cup (116 g) of mayonnaise in a bowl. Add 14 cup (59ml) of white wine or apple cider vinegar, 1 tablespoon (12.5 g) of granulated sugar, and 1/2 teaspoon (2.8 g) of salt. If you prefer, substitute honey for the granulated sugar. Use a spoon to mix the ingredients until you have a smooth, thick dressing. Taste a little of the dressing and add more salt or sugar according to your taste. If you want to make the creamy dressing ahead of time, mix it up and refrigerate it in an airtight container for up to 5 days. Place 3 pounds (1,400g) of coleslaw mix into a serving bowl and spoon the thick dressing over the cabbage. Stir until the coleslaw is evenly coated with the dressing and serve it immediately. Refrigerate leftover coleslaw in an airtight container for up to 3 to 5 days.

summary: Put sour cream, mayo, vinegar, sugar, and salt into a bowl. Stir and taste the creamy dressing. Stir the dressing into your coleslaw mix.

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Make the mix CD with someone specific in mind, whether this is yourself, someone you like romantically, or just a friend you want to share some music with. Having a clear idea of who the CD is meant for will help you choose the songs. You want the person who listens to this CD to enjoy it, so consider what they already like and include some of that. Additionally, you can take a chance and add songs that you think they will like based on what you know they like. The best mix CDs will have some kind of overall theme that ties the songs together, rather than being a completely random and disconnected set of songs. Common themes might be songs about love or songs for a road trip, but a theme could be starting a new school year, becoming friends, or inspiring music for a workout. Having a theme in mind helps establish the mood you hope the CD achieves and gives you something to aim for in compiling the songs. You might have the theme of "songs for the weekend" in mind, but don't just add a bunch of songs that have "weekend" in the title. A theme is about continuity of the songs' tone and content, not just titles that have words in common. If you are making the CD for a particular person or occasion, it should have a message that the songs all work together to send. The theme gives a general guideline of how the songs should fit together while the message is what you want the mix to actually say. The audience also plays a large part in crafting the message, because you probably don't want a mix for your boyfriend to send the same message as a mix for your grandma.
summary: Determine your audience. Pick a theme. Make the message clear.