Cleaning running shoes

No one wants a muddy shoe, but if you wear your running shoes often, you'll inevitably step in mud and need to clean your shoes. Discover the best tips for cleaning white sneakers and suede shoes and bringing them back to their original condition. #remove #mud #shoes

When you get a new pair of running shoes right out of the box, the shoes and shoelaces are bright and fresh and just begging you to lace them up and go for a run. However, after muddy trail runs or logging in miles on the road, those once bright, clean running shoes now have stubborn stains in the shoe’s upper, dirt buildup in the grooves of the outsole, shoelaces with grime in the eyelets, and a general stale smell.

If you have any type of white athletic shoes, you know how hard they are to keep clean. Before you go out and buy new ones, save yourself some money and try washing them in the dishwasher. Yes, the dishwasher. Back in the day (because I’m oh so old, right?) I used to throw my […] Read more...

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Wondering how to clean running shoes to make them last longer? Here’s our advice… Stick to these methods, and your shoes will last!

Using wax as a waterproofer is the best material that we can use to waterproof your shoes and it lasts longer. You can apply wax on any leather or cloth shoes. Keep your shoes dry even if you’re running during rain or in the mud.

This life hack will have you quickly drying wet shoes without even using your dryer! Learn how to dry shoes overnight, even if you are away from home.

Scuffs, mud, and grass stains are marks of pride. But don’t let it get out of control, learn how to clean your running shoes at home & extend their life.

There's hope for your trendiest kicks

Got an awesome new pair of Nike shoes a couple months ago? And now they look three years old? Fear not. Tears and discoloration notwithstanding, your Nikes can look like new (whether they're mesh or leather) with a few easy steps. Get rid...