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  Here's a closer look at what happens when water gets in: 1. The rain picks up dirt, dust and other pollutants. Once inside, it can cause a mildewy or mouldy smell that you might not notice at first. The moisture can also cause dilation of the velcro and uppers of your shoes; these are materials that generally stretch or shrink as the shoes age (the material within the shoes is called 'molecularly fluidised bedding'). image source: shoeguidepro.com The area where they meet – called 'the tongue' – becomes more prone to tears and tears often occur as people wear their shoes more often. image source: www.zappos.com 2. Light-colored synthetic materials are most susceptible to water damage. This is because light shines through them, making them more visible and vulnerable to damage. image source: www.oppfrance.com 3. The material that contains memory foam also becomes wet – this makes it much more prone to deformations and tears. image source: www.rackroomshoes.com All ...