on leather footwear after months of storage, you’re not alone. Every year, thousands of people open closets, storage bins, and shoe boxes only to find their beloved footwear covered in what appears to be a strange white substance.
The good news?
In most cases, your shoes aren’t ruined.
The bad news?
The white fuzz is often a sign that moisture and poor storage conditions have allowed mold or mildew to develop. Leather is particularly vulnerable because it contains natural oils and organic materials that fungi love to feed on.
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