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Meg P.
7 years ago
Water based glues are a bad idea. Hiking can involve creeks, rain, snow....no help if the boots come apart! Just have to buy another pair way too soon. Very wasteful.
tommy b.
7 years ago
Today
SL S.
8 years ago
Hopefully will be able to hike soon.
bobby d.
8 years ago
didn't know they made such
richard g.
8 years ago
use 'NIKI WAX' on your leather!
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You can try to recycle your ceramics, such as coffee mugs and plates, at local recycling yards that accept brick or cement.
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