First of all, you should take off the boots immediately if they happen to get wet if you want to do the best remedy. You can use a boot holder to hang your boots upside down in a dry and warm area, by the window or by the door of the house, for instance. But one thing to remember: Do not put your Ugg boots next to the fire or heater directly. Leave them to dry for at least 24 hours.

Secondly, examine the inside of the boots and soak up the excess water, if any. You can use wash cloths to do this, or to be more convenient, you can also rely on newspapers to perform this task. Soaking up the water inside will help the boots to dry faster and avoid more unnecessary damage.

Thirdly, try to maintain the shape of the boots. A boot hanger will eliminate the risks of any change in shape. But if you don’t have one, you can also stuff the boots with paper towels, a rolled-up towel, or newspaper, whatever soft and flexible to help them retain their shape. Do not use something hard and solid, since they will just do harm instead of good.

Fourthly, after you are sure that the boots are dry, take out the materials you stuff the boots with and use a special soft brush to remove the stain or dirt. You will not want to perform this step when they are still wet, since the stain will become more resistant and harder to remove.

Fifthly, respray any waterproofing and stain resistant products close to your hand, and deodorize them with special products as well before you put the boots away, so that next time when you take them out to wear, they will be as clean and ready as new. What’s more importantly, such sweet little details will make your boots more protected, in case next time you may run into a rainy day again.

Anyway, with the steps listed above, I am sure your babies will serve you longer and better. So now, wear your Ugg and make your move. Let’s go!