Dirt, wear… Over time, our white sneakers tend to turn gray, we give you all the tips to clean them properly and give them a second life.
Because very often, the hassles of everyday life and the weather detract from the immaculate appearance of our white sneakers, we give you the ultimate advice to clean your favorite sneakers and give them a second youth. Baking soda, sommière clay, Marseille soap, washing machine… Discover grandmother’s tips that will revive the white of your sneakers, whether in leather, canvas, or even rubber!
Fairly simple to recover because made of a textile less fragile than the others, the white canvas sneakers can be cleaned in the washing machine at 30 ° without spinning. Fast and efficient, however, be careful not to repeat this trick too much so as not to end up damaging your trainers.
How to properly clean white canvas, leather, or rubber sneakers?
With a little water, a brush, or a microfiber cloth (highly recommended for leather sneakers ), you just need to brush your sneakers with baking soda, sommière earth, or soap from Marseille. In a few minutes, the black, yellowish, or grayish spots, as well as the accumulated dust, will be gone. Result? Sneakers, laces, and soles all clean and above all very white!
How to revive the white of your sneakers?
If your pair of white sneakers still have an intact look despite its graying side, you might as well give it a new shine. To do this, it is better to bet on professional products to come and dye your white sneakers, on areas where the leather is scratched or where stains persist. Among the few references on the market, many people recommend the Saphir brand, including the product “Renovating Cream”.
And if your case is hopeless (sometimes you have to know how to say goodbye to your favorite sneakers), all you have to do is find a new pair of white sneakers!
1. Fairly simple to recover because made of a textile less fragile than the others, white canvas sneakers can be cleaned in the washing machine at 30 ° without spinning. Fast and efficient, however, be careful not to repeat this trick too much so as not to end up damaging your trainers.
2. With a little water, a brush, or a microfiber cloth (strongly recommended for leather sneakers), you just need to brush your sneakers with baking soda, mattress earth, or soap from Marseille. In a few minutes the black, yellowish or grayish spots as well as the accumulated dust will be gone. Result? Sneakers, laces, and soles all clean and above all very white!
3. If your pair of white sneakers still have an intact look despite their graying side, you might as well give them a new shine. To do this, it is better to bet on professional products to come and dye your white sneakers, on areas where the leather is scratched or where stains persist.