Whats a Good Way to Clean My Shoelaces?

Yeah you can put them in the washer. If that are not flat when they come out, just iron them

1. Have you ever had shoes without shoelaces?

Many-all the way from my pink velcro Beauty and the Beast shoes when I was a little kiddy to the sandals I am wearing now (brown Roman-looking zip heels)

2. What makes shoelaces so special?

The main distinguishing attribute of shoelaces is that they are manufactured to be of a specific length that is intended to be compatible with standard shoes. Changing the length of rope-like object (i.e. paracord, shoelaces, string, yarn, etc.) tends to be difficult without either spending a significant amount of effort securing the new end (whipping, aglets, etc. ), or degrading the structural integrity. There are also material differences; paracord is designed with tension being the primary concern, while shoelaces have more varied stresses. And paracord tends to have a circular cross section, while shoelaces come in both circular and flat

3. how do YOU do up your shoelaces?

i can lace shoes in many different ways. but i also like the plain old Fashion way i just do not tie them and i have bright colored shoe laces on all of my shoes[= it gives them personality! hahah

4. are your kids learning how to use smartphones before they can tie their shoelaces?

Sadly my children will never be able to tie their own shoes because they are conjoined in such a way that keeps them from being able to reach their feet. However I do not know what a "smart phone" is we still walk three miles to the town square to place telephone calls

5. How do you teach your kids to tie their own shoelaces?

Give them a shoe and you get a shoe and just keep walking them through the process. It is easier if they are not wearing the shoe. They also make kids books about this that have laces attatched to it.

6. How can I clean my shoelaces?

wash them by hand with dish soap

7. What is the modern day general consensus of a man born in the 1920s who will not bend down to tie his shoelaces in public but instead gets his secretary to do it for him?

Ahem, dangerous territory there captain ! Here take a look at - So Olivia Wilde just tied up Liam Neeson's shoes You can pretty much figure out the general consensus from this image and the public "reaction" to this.

8. What is the modern day general consensus of a man born in the 1920s who will not bend down to tie his shoelaces in public but instead gets his secretary to do it for him?

Quaint phraseology written out of context for the time and period.A man in the 1920s would have had more respect for a secretary as a woman to have her do something menial like this. There was lots of what was called 'woman's work' that was acceptable but personal tasking and grooming wasnt one of them. It was usually considered crossing the line.What is the modern day general consensus of a man born in the 1920s who will not bend down to tie his shoelaces in public but instead gets his secretary to do it for him?

9. a 32 year old man has trouble tying his shoelaces,writing,and walking in a straight line. A computer

In all honesty, you have performed what you got down to do. you obtain him despatched away to a camp the place he will with any luck learn manners and to appreciate the flaws and individuals around him. it's time to shrink ties for now. Why do you insist on taking his calls? i am assuming you have caller id so why do you prefer to respond to once you comprehend it is against his policies and it will merely finally end up in a combat? If it wo not be in a position to be stopped by utilising his mom or the authority figures he's with, then merely forget approximately with regard to the calls.

10. What is the modern day general consensus of a man born in the 1920s who will not bend down to tie his shoelaces in public but instead gets his secretary to do it for him?

I have no idea what the consensus is. However, you said "will not" instead of "cannot", so if it is clear he could actually bend down and do it, people might think it unkind, perhaps his secretary respects his age a lot and wants to help him or pities him enough to do so, or perhaps he is a mean boss and gets off on making people do stuff for him. Unless he's obviously rude about it, I do not think anyone would care much, if he's that old. Someone younger and able, totally inappropriate and condescending to the person bending down. What is the modern day general consensus of a man born in the 1920s who will not bend down to tie his shoelaces in public but instead gets his secretary to do it for him?