Can tennis shoes go in the Washers?
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Follow up: I washed them in the pillow case in cold water (cold water detergent) on the gentle cycle, along with several cotton blankets. I have stuffed the shoes with newspaper and set them in the bathtub to dry. I will replace the foot pads with new ones when they are dry. No damage as far as I can see . . . the sides are intact and they certainly smell better! Thanks for this thread! |
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Quote: Originally Posted by TabulaRasa Hah, my mom washed my sneakers in the was ing machine when I was a kid...never occurred to me not to. Maybe it's an age thing, but my mom washed my sneakers too.It's sad to think that the present generation doesn't know common things like this. |
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I dont think I would trust putting them in the washer or dryer ...I think I will leave them alone and when they get really stinky or filthy then I will try it with the pillow case but until then I am too scared to ruin a perfectly good pair to the wash . |
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Nice to see this thread revived. I'm still washing my shoes and they're still turning out great. Before washing I usually scrub them with whitening toothpaste (Arm & Hammer brand). This really brightens them up! A new pair of laces helps too. You know, wearing freshly cleaned shoes actually helps my motivation. It's wonderful to see them shine in the sun while I take a nice long walk. |
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Should I remove the foot insert before washing or leave it in? Or take it out and wash it by hand? |
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