Method2Using the Washing Machine
Method2

1Let any mud or dirt dry before cleaning your shoes. Once dry, tap the soles together to clear the treads. Use an old toothbrush to scrape off the larger pieces of dirt and debris.[7]This prep work will make for easier stain removal and washing.

2Clean the soles. Make a solution of equal parts water and baking soda in a small bowl. Dip the toothbrush in and gently massage the paste into the soles Then, wipe the soles clean.[8]- 3Bring your shoes to your washing machine. Run a gentle cycle with cold water.[9]

4Add a gentle detergent. Use about half of what you normally would for a load of laundry. Add the detergent when the machine is about halfway filled with water.[10]- 5Add the shoes when the machine is about three-quarters filled with water. Let the cycle run its course and then take out the shoes when it's finished.[11]
- 6Let the shoes air dry. Do not place them in the dryer or over a vent. This will result in shrunken and distorted shoes. Place the shoes in a well ventilated area and let them air dry.[12]
- 7Enjoy your shoes. They should be as white as new!




