The Le Chameau Care Sponge is pre-treated with a silicone-based formula to nourish and protect natural rubber Wellington boots. Its compact, easy-to-use design makes regular boot care quick and convenient, whether kept at home or stored in a boot bag.
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The Le Chameau Care Sponge is pre-treated with a silicone-based formula to nourish and protect natural rubber Wellington boots. Its compact, easy-to-use design makes regular boot care quick and convenient, whether kept at home or stored in a boot bag.
Applied to clean, dry boots, the sponge helps maintain the rubber’s natural suppleness and flexibility while restoring its original finish. Regular use can also help reduce premature drying and cracking, keeping Le Chameau Wellington boots looking their best for longer.
1. Clean the boots
Remove mud and dirt using clean water and a soft brush or cloth.
2. Allow them to dry
Leave the boots to air dry naturally away from direct sunlight, radiators and other heat sources.
3. Buff the rubber
Rub the care sponge evenly over the clean, dry exterior rubber. The silicone treatment helps nourish the rubber, restore its finish and maintain its suppleness.
4. Store the sponge
Replace the sponge in its container after use to help prevent it from drying out.
Does the Le Chameau Care Sponge contain silicone?
Yes. The sponge is pre-treated with a silicone-based formula designed to nourish and protect natural rubber.
Should the boots be cleaned before using the sponge?
Yes. Remove mud and dirt using clean water, then allow the boots to dry naturally before applying the sponge.
Can it help remove rubber bloom?
Yes. Buffing the exterior rubber can help remove the harmless white bloom that sometimes appears naturally on premium rubber and restore the boots’ finish.
Can it be used on all Le Chameau Wellington boots?
It is suitable for the natural rubber exterior of Le Chameau Wellington boots. Avoid applying it to leather, neoprene, jersey or other lining materials.
How should the sponge be stored?
Return it to its container after use and store it in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat.
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