I do. And if you're anything like me, you've probably resigned yourself to either living with the stains or kissing those ...

Instead of throwing my shoes away and opting to buy another $60 pair, I can clean them for much cheaper, so they look as close to brand new as possible. I can't permanently remove crease lines, but I ...

Insert the shoes and shoelaces into a mesh laundry bag or old pillow case and close it securely. Add the bag to your washer ...

Never put your running shoes in the dryer, though; the hot air is damaging to the materials used. The best way to clean your ...

1. Lightly brush dirt and debris away using a light colored horsehair or soft nylon brush. 2. You can clean the shoes dry by rubbing with a Soot and Dirt Removal Sponge. It is like a big brick ...

"Absolutely not," said another. "I'm traumatised," admitted another. It is worth noting that while your shoes might get clean in the dishwasher, it could ruin them. Leather shoes are generally not ...

Instead of throwing my shoes away and opting to buy another $60 pair, I can clean them for much cheaper, so they look as close to brand new as possible. I can't permanently remove crease lines ...