Kiwi Shoe Whitener, 2.4 fl oz – Vitabox

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Product Description Kiwi Leather Shoe Whitener Liquid Kiwi leather shoe whitener has a specially formulated advanced polymer and whitening agent to keep shoes looking new. It has a convenient applicator that is designed to cover evently without leaving streaks or chalky residue. Contains an advanced polymer and whiteni
Product Description Kiwi Leather Shoe Whitener Liquid Kiwi leather shoe whitener has a specially formulated advanced polymer and whitening agent to keep shoes looking new. It has a convenient applicator that is designed to cover evently without leaving streaks or chalky residue. Contains an advanced polymer and whitening agent to help older shoes look like new. Designed to cover evenly without streaks or chalky residue. Instructions Brush surface dirt from shoe. Shake bottle with cap on. Invert bottle and press applicator on shoe. Apply over entire surface. Allow to dry to a shine. Rinse applicator with water after use and blot dry to keep foam soft. Replace cap. If spilled, clean up before drying. Gently dab spill with a dry cloth, then wipe with damp cloth. DisclaimerThe product descriptions and instructions provided by Vitabox are for informational purposes only and are qualified in their entirety by the information available from manufacturers of the products. You should carefully read all product packaging, and contact the manufacturer with any questions before using a product. While we endeavor to ensure that product descriptions are current, manufacturers sometimes change their products. We are not liable for inaccuracies or misstatements about products. We do not provide medical advice or recommendations. You should not use the information provided by Vitabox for diagnosing or treating a health problem or disease. If you have or suspect that you have a medical problem, immediately contact your health care provider. Information and statements regarding dietary supplements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration or any other government agency and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.