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how to fix a shoe zipper

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  Every time I'm wearing a nice pair of shoes, the zipper gets stuck. The last time it happened, the zipper couldn't be unzipped from the bottom and I had to de-zip it up. Sometimes it also gets stuck when I'm trying to zip it up. What am I doing wrong?   Image source: https://pinterest.com/ It might be that you are pulling on the zipper incorrectly or that your foot is too big for your shoe and has gotten caught in between.   Image source: https://www.amazon.com/  When you open your shoe, make sure you don't pull on just one side of the zipper but rather both sides while simultaneously pulling up on them so they are not twisted around each other.    Image source: https://www.dsw.com/ Also make sure you don't have your foot in the way so you don't accidentally zip up your toes.   Image source: https://www.ebay.com/ When you close your shoes, pull on the zipper end first, then pull on the rest of it and finish by pushing your foot through. Make sure there i
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how to fix shoe heel

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  Many people have a shoe rack in the closet just because they wear high heels. The issue is that it can be a little hard to find shoes at the moment, and you don’t want to wear your regular shoes when you dress up for special occasions. This is how easy it can be to fix your own heels. First of all, make sure you're wearing your high heel before going any further with this task. Next, take some wire or even an old hair tie and wrap it tightly around the base of the heel (on top of the shoe). Using this method, you have to drill holes into each shoe heel and slip the wire through. As soon as you have the wire through, wrap it tightly around both shoes in order to secure them together. Next, if the hole is not big enough to fit on a screw, and there are not any holes on the wedge of your shoe also glue them together with superglue. Push the wedge onto your shoes as hard as you can so that it doesn’t come off when wearing them. Finally, put some fresh shoelaces on each shoe and f
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