All you need is one household product to get those whites looking bright again.
White-soled shoes don’t seem to be losing any popularity, but after a few wears, they do tend to lose some of that whiteness.
Magic Eraser to the rescue. Spread a towel or rag on your surface to contain the mess, dampen the sponge and start scrubbing. In no time you’ll have your whites back!
Suggestion – do this fairly often for better results. It’s a lot harder to get a month of dirt off than just a few days.
Do you have any other shoe cleaning tips? We’d love to hear them in the comments below!
A says
Leather wipes for leather shoes, and salt stains on boots.
ABC says
I use a toothbrush and toothpaste to clean my kids natives. Comes out looking perfect every single time!
esther israel says
Soft scrub and a bit of water
Anonymous says
In a spray bottle mix 20% blue dawn dish soap with 80% hydrogen peroxide. Spray onto one of those little oxo brushes once posted on this site or on a rag. Scrub the sole and it will really sparkle!! This solution is actually amazing on all stains especially on white shirts/ collars, white shorts/pants and little girls white socks that get filthy on bottom! Works every time and is color safe and non toxic!! Better than oxy clean!!!
Chavie says
Magic Erasers are the best! Stock up on them they are great! I use them all the time!
Luvcrusin says
I couldn’t get clean no more what I used. So I painted them with white nail polish.
Esti says
Natives get so clean in the washing machine! Just don’t put them in the dryer
Rivka says
The magic eraser works great but you can use baby wipes in an emergency. For canvas or material like sneakers you can throw them in the wash once in a while.
Shelly says
Baking soda and vinegar
Chana says
Im excited to try this! Do the off brand magic erasers work too, or only the original ones?
YTMP3 Official says
Great tips! I never thought about using toothpaste for cleaning the soles. Can’t wait to try it out this weekend! Thanks for sharing!
Whatsapp App says
Great tips! I’ve always struggled with keeping my shoe soles clean, but the baking soda method sounds so easy and effective. Can’t wait to try it out! Thanks for sharing!