How to remove scuff marks from shoes The best way to get rid of scuff marks on shoes really depends on the material they’re made out of, and their overall condition.

They’re scuffs and metal deposits from your silverware, now living on your dishes. Essentially, these marks live on the surface, which means they can be cleaned away relatively easily.

Shoes can scuff hardwood flooring, leaving unsightly marks and smudges. This wood-safe natural cleanser uses just two ingredients from your kitchen cupboard.

A car detailer has opted to use an unlikely $2 Kmart product to remove the scuffs and marks from a vehicle.

If you've got scuff marks on your vinyl floors, don't panic. You can remove those surface-level black spots with this clever, simple WD-40 cleaning hack.

DIY scuff mark removal What do you do when that rickshaw tyre or another car's bumper lightly grazes your paintjob and leaves a scuff mark?

Those scratches on your ceramic plates and bowls aren’t actually scratches. They’re scuffs and metal deposits from your silverware, now living on your dishes. Essentially, these marks live on ...

If you have a rubber eraser, a light-soled shoe, or baking soda at home, you can tackle those annoying scuff marks without ordering any special products.

Scuff Marks on Hard Floors Here is what you do... - Mix 2 tablespoons of baking soda with warm water to create a paste.

We hired a car at Palma airport in October. On return we were charged £496 for scuffs on a hubcap that we doubt were down to us. We feel we've been overcharged. Can you help?