The bottom of the shoe at the front went from white to black, what is a good way to clean this?
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I've really never cleaned mine except to brush them with a wire brush I got at the pro shop.
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Just soak it in mild soap and water, and if there's residue that needs to be removed use a fingernail brush to remove it.
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We rinse it clean with warm water and pat dry with a towel. You could also use a type of wipe to clean it.
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I have spot cleaned it and the stain came right out. For the price, I would try to wash it in a front load washer on the gentle cycle.
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I would use warm water or maybe some Woolite to clean the inside. That would be gentle enough. If you are referring to the outside, warm soapy water with a soft cloth should be ok
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I used a wash cloth with a solution of warm water and a mild laundry detergent. It cleaned well.
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Try putting an old, clean sneaker in the dryer with it to plump it while drying.
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Try peeling or scraping it off. And then to remove the residue just use household fingernail polish remover.
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Just pop the top and bottom off and clean them in hot soapy water. I use a small scrub brush on them. Have no problems, best way I have found to clean it.
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Easy! Throw them in the washer like any pair of socks. I let them air dry. They come out just like new.
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Scrape it off with your fingernail or you can use some soft scrub & water. Has worked for me.
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I've had the same issues, so I took my to my neighborhood shoe maker. Old timer, who fixed it with ease. better than it was before. Did try local sporting good stores to no avail. Hope this help you.
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Hi, You usually would clean it with water and soap. Best regards, Customer service
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Try some oil or grease, you can clean it off with a solvent if it doesn't work
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Contact the company. I use it basically to repair soles of shoes, to hold them on the shoe.
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Soak in hot water for a bit then wipe out with paper towel .rinse off any remaining residue
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I have not. I'd imagine a warm damp cloth would be best. I'd probably try that before I went to leather cleaner and shoe polish. I've found that the buffing is the most important part for not having the polish rub off on you.