Your mashing machine can severely damage certain shoe materials, but you can sanitize them with everything from pantry staples to specialist disinfectants.

You're going to want to read this first before you hit start. A pair of scuffed-up shoes can ruin the look of an outfit. Frustrating, yes—but before you banish them from your closet, know that your ...

You could damage your washing machine if you try to clean shoes that have too much dirt on them, have sharp or hard parts, or if you use a fast washing cycle. For the safest clean for your shoes and ...

The general rule of thumb for cleaning shoes is to do so by hand to preserve their integrity and shape. While most people use a rag, specialty shoe cleaners and brushes, dish soap and some elbow ...

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It's a question we've all pondered in the depths of cleaning ennui: do these shoes really need to be hand washed, or can you put shoes in the washing machine and spend your time attending to more ...

A pair of white shoes can make an outfit look effortlessly polished—unless we’re talking about dirty sneakers. Tossing them into the washer might eliminate some gunk, but not every shoe is ...

Washing your shoes the right way keeps them looking new and helps them last much longer. Check the label first, then prep by removing dirt, laces, and insoles before starting the wash. Use gentle ...