Don't buy new white shoes. Try these seven steps to make your dishwater gray sneakers look bright white again.

This time of year, many of us are thinking ahead to spring cleaning our homes. If that process involves a purge of your ...

While the brand now has an all-encompassing line of shoe care products including cleaning foam, wipes, and stain-repellent sprays, I stick to the Premium Shoe Cleaner because it's worked well for ...

“Dirt is dirt. If you walk on the street, you’re going to get it onto your shoes.” At a certain point, you’ll need to do a cleaning to get rid of that dirt. For more serious damage like ...

A clip shared on social media showed a woman putting her dirty shoes in the dishwasher to clean them - and people were left ...

Without the right cleaning method, you risk ruining the shape and quality of your running shoes. Here's how to safely wash ...

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

I did, of course. I’m a woman of perseverance and life hacks. Here’s what worked to make my busted old shoes clean again (and what didn’t). After fruitlessly scrubbing at the scuffs with my ...

The American College of Sports Medicine recommends changing your running sneakers every 300 to 500 miles, but if your shoes are still within the viable window, they may just need a good cleaning.

You've spent a lot of money on the best running shoes; it probably wouldn't hurt knowing how to keep them clean. Sure, running shoes won't stay box-fresh long after you start using them ...