Time For A Shine

11/21/2023

11/21/2023

Now serving! Bigger and better locations at Nashville International Airport. Look for us at Concourse B, C-D

09/12/2023

Once again, another satisfied customer in Nashville International!

09/12/2023

We are looking for some hard-working individuals willing to be SHOESHINE ATTENDANTS for our newly opened stores at Nashville International Airport, send us a line for more information

09/10/2023

09/06/2020

Time For A Shine is now offering pick up and delivery service in the Nashville Tennessee area visit our Google page as well Time For A Shine at Nashville international Airport.

09/05/2020

Before and after.

08/04/2020

we are expanding to cleaning services

05/19/2020

How to disinfect shoes
Viruses can attach to shoes and remain infectious there for several hours. This is especially true when people walk around in crowded areas, such as grocery stores, and use public transport.

Essentials workers and other individuals who have to leave their homes should choose a single pair of shoes for leaving the house.

A person should remove their shoes and socks before entering the house. If possible, they should leave those shoes in a garage or entryway, so that they are separated from the rest of the household.

If a person does not have a separate garage or entryway, they can also place their shoes in a sealed plastic bag.

Consider the following guidelines for cleaning and disinfecting shoes:

- Wipe the exterior surfaces and soles of the shoes with a disinfecting wipe.
- Wash machine washable or cloth shoes using hot water coronavirus-(ncov)-infection-presenting-with-mild-symptoms-and-management-of-contacts”>(60–90°C, or 140–194°F) and detergent or soap.
- If the machine has a sanitize setting, use it.
- Dry shoes in a well-ventilated area.
- Wear gloves when handling potentially contaminated objects, including when disinfecting shoes.
- After disinfecting objects and surfaces, immediately throw
disposable gloves away. People can store reusable gloves in a separate laundry basket.

People who do not have access to gloves should avoid touching their face and wash their hands immediately after handling potentially contaminated objects and surfaces.

-Credits to Medical News Today