First of all, never machine wash, follow these steps instead:

Bleach on white leather shoes. Follow the first step as for canvas shoes, removing the laces and removing any initial dry dirt. Using salt and hot water scrub. Dip a white cloth or old toothbrush in the soapy water and use it to scrub away stains on.

Working on a white towel, remove the shoelaces from the shoes and set them aside. Read on to know more about each option. Then repeat, so you have a thick paste on each shoe.

Magic eraser is best for: Working on one shoe at a time, dip the brush in the bleach and water solution, and then gently scrub the canvas in a circular motion, applying the bleach solution. After working the mixture into the canvas, let it sit for.

The water should be very hot, but not boiling. Mix in one tablespoon of salt. Let it dissolve in the water by slightly stirring.

Soaking your shoes in cream of tartar solution. If you use ammonia or chlorine bleach on white leather, it can cause the material to become brittle and dry. Using an old toothbrush or nail brush, gently scrub that paste into your white canvas or knit material sneakers.

Mix an equal amount of water with an equal amount of vinegar in a bowl and apply it to your leather shoes. Rubber shoes and rain boots, white canvas and leather sneakers and shoes. Then, apply clorox® ultimate care bleach directly to the entire canvas surface of the shoes, and rub in with.