How to easily clean white shoes

I like to use a damp rag and just get all that loose dirt off there.

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We're gonna take on the rubber soul on the bottom of the shoe First.

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Shoe cleaning kits work great, but you know,

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I prefer more natural household solution. For That,

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you can use baking soda and a toothbrush.

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Making a little paste out of some baking soda and water.

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If you plan on cleaning your shoes often you can pick up asturdy shoe brush for,

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those really tough arears. I like to use a magic eraser.

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You'll wanna remove those laces and let them soak in some soapy water to get

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Forbid noodles, just give those laces a good rinse.

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To clean the outside of those sneakers. I like Castile soap, but.

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Any mild soap wil do. And a lot of sneakers have mixed materials.

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