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This article was co-written by Marc Sigal. Marc Sigal is the founder of ButlerBox, a shoe care and dry cleaning company based in Los Angeles, California. ButlerBox arranges specially designed anti-wrinkle drawers in luxury buildings, Grade A office buildings, shopping malls and other convenient locations so that you can deliver and receive your shoes 24 hours a day. , 7 days per week. Marc holds a bachelor’s degree in global and international studies from the University of California, Santa Barbara.
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Bleach is a great solution for removing dirt and grime from white shoes. However, bleach can leave yellow stains if you soak it for too long or don’t dilute it properly. While bleach stains can be difficult to completely remove, you can still make them fade significantly by scrubbing them with salt and hot water, soaking your shoes in a cream of tartar solution, or washing them with soapy water. laundry and white vinegar.
Steps
Rub salt and hot water
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Pour one cup (240 ml) of very hot water into a small bowl. Choose a small heat-resistant bowl and turn the hot water tap on the sink to run it over the bowl for a few seconds to heat the bowl, then pour about 1 cup (240 ml) of hot water into the bowl. [1] X Research Source
- The water should be very hot but not boiling. [2] X Research Source
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Dissolve 1 tablespoon (15 g) of table salt in water. Use a spoon to measure the salt into a bowl of hot water and stir with a clean toothbrush until the salt is completely dissolved. [3] X Research Sources
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Use a toothbrush to rub salt water into the yellow bleach stains. First, you should spread a towel over the work surface to prevent damage from hot water and sand on the shoes. Dip the toothbrush head into the salt water to get it wet, then rub vigorously over the yellow stains. [4] X Research Sources
- You can re-dip the toothbrush in salt water after every minute of brushing to get the bristles wet and add salt water to clean up the stain. [5] X Research Sources
- Usually it will take a few minutes for the stain to begin to fade.
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Hong shoes for about 20 minutes before scrubbing again. Once the stain has faded a bit, leave the shoe on a towel for about 20 minutes to dry or until it feels dry to the touch. [6] X Research Source Continue to wet the brush and scrub vigorously for a few more minutes. [7] X Research Sources
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Stop scrubbing when the stain has faded as much as possible. When the stain has faded significantly and is not whiter at all after several minutes of scrubbing, stop scrubbing and air dry the shoe. The stain may never be completely clean, but it does fade a lot, and hopefully that should be enough for you to continue wearing your white shoes. [8] X Research Sources
Soak shoes in cream of tartar solution
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Pour 4 cups (1 liter) of very hot water into a large pot. First, you’ll need a basin, bucket, or heat-resistant container large enough to hold water and shoes. Turn on the hottest water to run into the basin to warm the basin. Measure 4 cups (1 liter) of hot water into the basin. [9] X Research Source
- The water should be very hot but not boiling. [10] X Research Source
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Dissolve ½ cup (110 g) of cream of tartar in the water. Measure ½ cup cream of tartar into the water and stir thoroughly with a large spoon until the cream of tartar is completely dissolved in the water. [11] X Research Source
- Cream of tartar is available at many grocery stores in small containers, so you may have to buy multiple boxes to get ½ cup (120 ml).
- You can buy cream of tartar in bulk online.
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Soak shoes in cream of tartar solution for 30-90 minutes. Soak the stained shoes in the solution so that they are completely submerged. Leave it like that to soak, check again after 30 minutes to see if the shoes are clean. [12] X Research Source If not, continue soaking for another 30 minutes to 1 hour.
- If it’s a new or relatively faded bleach stain, the yellow color may fade faster. If the stain is darker or has been on for a long time, you may need to soak it longer, about an hour and a half.
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Remove the shoes and rinse with cold water. When the yellow stain has cleared up or has faded as much as possible, remove the shoe from the cream of tartar solution. Rinse shoes thoroughly with cool water to remove cream of tartar from shoes. [13] X Research Source
- Cream of tartar is acidic, so it can have a strong impact on the shoe material. You need to wash it thoroughly to remove the cream of tartar solution residue on the shoes.
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Let the shoes dry completely before using. Spread the towel on a flat surface and place your freshly washed white shoes on top of the towel. Let the shoes dry for a few hours or overnight. Make sure the insole of the shoe is completely dry before stepping on it.
- You can also dry your shoes by placing them in the dryer on low heat for 30 minutes. If the shoes are still not completely dry after 30 minutes, you can dry them again on low heat for another 30 minutes.
Wash shoes with soap and vinegar
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Remove the shoelaces. Shoelaces often get tangled and knotted when washing in the washing machine, so you should remove the shoelaces and wash them separately to prevent tangles. [14] X Research Source
- If you’re worried about your shoelaces getting lost, put them in a zippered pillowcase or mesh bag before you put them in the washing machine. [15] X Research Source
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Fill a clean sink with warm water. First you need to make sure the sink is clean by wiping it with a towel and rinsing it with water. Turn on both hot and cold water at the same time, adjusting the heat and cold if necessary so that the water is slightly warm. Close the sink to fill the tub ¾ full. [16] X Research Source
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Dissolve ½ tablespoon (7.5 ml) of laundry detergent. Use a spoon to measure laundry detergent and pour it into warm water. Use your hands or a spatula to stir thoroughly until the detergent is completely dissolved in the water and foamy. [17] X Research Source
- You can also dissolve soap by pouring it into the water that flows from the faucet as you fill the tub.
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Put the shoes in the sink and scrub with a toothbrush. First, put the shoes in the foaming soapy water to soak while working. Next, dip a clean toothbrush in soapy water to wet the bristles and rub the stain on each shoe for a few minutes until the yellow starts to fade. [18] X Research Sources
- While scrubbing one shoe, soak the other in soapy water.
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Start the washing machine on a gentle cycle and fill the tub with water. When the yellow stains begin to fade, remove them from the soapy water and put them in the washing machine. Put the washing machine on warm water and do a gentle wash, then press start the machine. [19] X Research Source Let the washing machine drain before adding white vinegar.
- You don’t have to rinse off the soap before you put your shoes in the washing machine.
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Pour ½ cup (120 ml) of white vinegar into the wash cycle. Once the washing machine is full, open the lid of the washing machine and pour ½ cup (120 ml) of white vinegar into the water. Close the lid of the washing machine and let it complete the wash cycle. [20] X Research Source
- Add white vinegar to laundry detergent to help the vinegar continue to decompose stains, making shoes whiter and brighter.
- Vinegar also helps to deodorize shoes. [21] X Research Source
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Take the shoes out of the washing machine and dry them thoroughly. Remove the shoes from the washing machine when the wash cycle is complete. You can either place the shoes on a towel or drying rack to dry, or put them in the dryer on low heat and dry for 30 minutes.
- If the shoes do not dry after 30 minutes, put them back in the dryer on low heat and dry for another 30 minutes.
Advice
- If you plan to wash white shoes with bleach, be sure to dilute the bleach with water to prevent the bleach from staining white shoes. Mix ¼ cup (60 ml) of bleach per 3.8 liters of water. [22] X Research Source
- If the bleach stains on your shoes don’t come off after using salt scrubs, soaking cream of tartar, or washing them with vinegar and soap, you can take them to a dry cleaner. There they have specialized products to remove stains. [23] X Research Sources
Things you need
Rub salt and hot water
- Salt
- Hot water
- Small bowl
- Clean toothbrush
Soak shoes in cream of tartar solution
- Cream of tartar
- Hot water
- Heat-resistant pots
Wash shoes with soap and vinegar
- Laundry soap
- White Vinegar
- Sink
- Water
- Clean toothbrush
- Washing machine
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This article was co-written by Marc Sigal. Marc Sigal is the founder of ButlerBox, a shoe care and dry cleaning company based in Los Angeles, California. ButlerBox arranges specially designed anti-wrinkle drawers in luxury buildings, Grade A office buildings, shopping malls and other convenient locations so that you can deliver and receive your shoes 24 hours a day. , 7 days per week. Marc holds a bachelor’s degree in global and international studies from the University of California, Santa Barbara.
There are 14 references cited in this article that you can view at the bottom of the page.
This article has been viewed 3,343 times.
Bleach is a great solution for removing dirt and grime from white shoes. However, bleach can leave yellow stains if you soak it for too long or don’t dilute it properly. While bleach stains can be difficult to completely remove, you can still make them fade significantly by scrubbing them with salt and hot water, soaking your shoes in a cream of tartar solution, or washing them with soapy water. laundry and white vinegar.
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