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"I have never heard of this happening. I called my favorite shoe-repair guys, and they hadn't, either. I have no idea what those critters are (blucher bugs, moccasin mites, wedgie weevils, brogue roaches?) or how they might have gotten into your shoes, but I do have a simple suggestion. The best shoe trees are made of cedar, the subtly fragrant wood that repels moths. Regular use of these trees will not only keep your shoes in their proper shape but, I would wager, also ensure that you are the shoes' sole occupant (pun intended)."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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