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Hi everyone. Hope everyone had a great and safe 4th. I went down to Miami to see family and a little quick vacay.
I was in the slammer for 6 days over something very very small. I was very surprised after all I've posted on here that was the one thing that got me, lol.
Yep, although I got luckier than some and paid attention to boots and how they felt, was willing to drop the money until I found something that worked for me and then stick with it. I went through about five pair while shopping (trying, discarding or sparing out) and once I found my model, two pairs just through wear and tear.
You're talking about how the heat affects your water, I reckon -- and yes, THAT will never get fixed, but the boots helped keep a lot of that at bay.
And for the record, yes -- corn starch, baby powder and on occasion Gold Bond Medicated are your friends.
People freaked out the first time I mentioned corn starch; they'd never heard that, thought it was nonsense until I showed them how it was soft even compared to baby powder. The ONLY thing softer is genuine talc (not just ground, so-called "talcum powder" but actual TALC, like the French hussies use)!
God love them French hussies and their talc!
I tend to like Wolverine boots the best. They aren't cheap though. A good pair can run up to $150. You'll usually get at least three years out of them though as long as you have more than one pair, which I do. I have to switch them from day to day to keep my feet dry. I have three pair of steel toe work boots. Two Wolverines and one pair of CAT.
Hi everyone. Hope everyone had a great and safe 4th. I went down to Miami to see family and a little quick vacay.
I was in the slammer for 6 days over something very very small. I was very surprised after all I've posted on here that was the one thing that got me, lol.
I tend to like Wolverine boots the best. They aren't cheap though. A good pair can run up to $150. You'll usually get at least three years out of them though as long as you have more than one pair, which I do. I have to switch them from day to day to keep my feet dry. I have three pair of steel toe work boots. Two Wolverines and one pair of CAT.
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