A pair of scuffed-up shoes can ruin the look of an outfit. Frustrating, yes—but before you banish them from your closet, know that your shoes may have a lot of life still left in them. Before you give ...

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Many canvas, mesh, and knit sneakers can be machine-washed safely—but only on gentle cycles with cold water. Leather, suede, nubuck, and designer sneakers should always be cleaned by hand to avoid ...

It’s a tale as old as time. You’re looking for your only pair of white trainers, but you haven’t seen them since your hiking holiday last month. You finally spot them behind some other shoes, only ...

From machine washing to spot cleaning, here's how to remove stains and dirt to keep sneakers looking fresh.

Your mashing machine can severely damage certain shoe materials, but you can sanitize them with everything from pantry ...

If you break into a cold sweat when you’re asked to remove your stinky sneakers at the airport or a friend’s house, it could be time to rethink how you treat odor in your shoes. Here’s how to wash ...

Nobody is immune to getting stinky sneakers, especially in hot weather. Plus, dirt can make your sneakers look old and tired. Learn how to wash sneakers, and you can quickly and easily freshen them up ...

White shoes are notoriously difficult to keep clean, the more you wear your beloved pair the dirtier they can become. One accidental step in a puddle can turn the entire fabric from glistening white ...

Washing your shoes the right way keeps them looking new and helps them last much longer. Check the label first, then prep by removing dirt, laces, and insoles before starting the wash. Use gentle ...