Too much water can discolor the shoes, put.

How to get mud off suede boots. Stubborn dirt stain on your suede shoes? Put some dryer papers inside the boots to bloat the surface on the inside. Once you have applied the cornstarch, leave it on the stain for about 10 hours.

Go one tablespoon at a time until you reach about 1/4 to 1/2 inch layer. Let the suede absorb the petroleum jelly. Put shoes in the freezer for wax and chewing gum stains.

A thin layer of mud takes up to an hour. Let the vinegar dry before rubbing a suede brush on the stain. Identify the mold that still sits on your shoes and rub a light layer of petroleum jelly over it.

Apply a light coat of water on the shoes using the brush. Once it's totally dry, use a suede brush or terrycloth towel to rub the nap. If the dreaded happens and you get suede wet, allow the suede piece to dry completely.

Apply the solution to your shoes with the toothbrush using small, circular movements. Soak up the excess water by dabbing gently with a clean cloth. Apply a bit of the dish soap directly to the oil or grease spots on your shoes, and then allow it to sit for about 10.

Set your shoes or boots on a sheet of newspaper and allow them to dry. Not surprisingly, you want them to do exactly that for your shoes. If stains remain, mix 1/2 teaspoon.