Storing safety shoes properly will help extend the life of the shoes and keep them in good condition and ready to use at all times. Here are some ways to store safety shoes:

1. Clean your shoes before storing:

• After use, safety shoes should be cleaned of dirt, dust and moisture using a brush or a damp cloth to wipe thoroughly.
• If the shoes get wet, dry them in a well-ventilated area until they are completely dry before storing.

2. Store shoes in a dry and well-ventilated place:

• Shoes should not be stored in humid places or in direct sunlight, as this may cause mold or deterioration.
• Shoes should be stored in a shoe rack or cabinet with adequate ventilation.

3. Keep shoes away from chemicals:

• Shoes should not be stored near chemicals such as oil, acid or alkali as this may cause the shoes to deteriorate.

4. Store shoes separately:

• Shoes should not be stored on top of each other as this may cause the shoes to lose their shape or become scratched.
• Shoes should be stored separately, with the front facing out.

5. Wear moisture-proof socks:

• If the air in the shoe storage area is very humid, moisture-proof socks should be placed in the shoes to absorb moisture.

Properly storing safety shoes will help extend the life of the shoes and keep them in good condition for use at all times. In addition, safety shoe users should regularly check the condition of their shoes and replace them when necessary for safety at work.