# HellaSwag / 15482

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{"activity_label":"Personal Care and Style","ctx":"[header] How to clean combat boots [title] Buy a boot cleaning doormat. [step] Be sure to remove excess dirt and debris from the bottom of your combat boots by purchasing a doormat designed for cleaning the underside of boots and shoes. Different models of this kind of mat are available with bristles, rubber spikes, or grooves.","endings":"['Look for one at local hardware stores, department stores, or online. [substeps] For instance, the jobsite boot scrubber brush mat, available online for approximately $17, is a door mat with a wood and plastic base and solid bristles to remove mud and dirt from boots and shoes.', '[substeps] Boots purchased at sporting goods stores are typically not as difficult to clean as those from in retail stores. For example, many stores may let you get an undamaged boot collection kit and or buy flakes to use or samples.', \"[substeps] If your boots are coated with polymeric, you can have them cleaned when you're cleaning them. Mechanical boots should be cleaned by soapy water and soapy water.\", '[substeps] The back end of this mat will have the most resistance from dirt and other debris. It will also be built into the boot, preventing you from returning fresh boots to the boot drive after a job.']"}

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