How to deal with yellowing of the edges of white shoes? What to do if there are yellow stains on the white shoes after they dry?

White sneakers are a very classic and versatile pair of shoes. Many people have a pair of white sneakers. Although white sneakers are comfortable to wear, they are easy to get dirty. If the white shoes turn yellow, you can brush them with toothpaste or clean them with baking soda.

1. Toothpaste

First, scrub the shoes with a soft brush to remove dust and stains on the surface of the shoes. Then wipe the edges of the shoes with white toothpaste, and then scrub gently with a soft brush. You will find that there are no yellowing marks on the edges of the shoes.

2. Baking Soda

Prepare a basin of water, put a little baking soda in the water, and soak the shoes in the water for a while. Then apply soap and baking soda to the edge of the shoe again, and gently scrub with a soft brush, and the yellow marks on the edge of the shoe can be easily washed off.

3. White vinegar

Prepare a basin of clean water, pour an appropriate amount of white vinegar into the water, then soak the shoes in the water for about 10 minutes, and then wash them after 10 minutes, which can also effectively remove the yellow marks on the edges of the shoes.

After cleaning white shoes, you will find yellow spots on them. At this time, you can prepare some clean paper towels, pour white vinegar on the paper towels, and then lay these paper towels flat on the white shoes, and then dry them in a cool and ventilated place. When the paper towels that absorb white vinegar absorb the yellow marks, the shoes will become white. If the white shoes are made of leather fabric, we can use lemon juice to clean the yellow areas. At this time, we can drop lemon juice on the yellowed parts of the white shoes, wait for 30 minutes, and then rinse with water.

Because when the shoes are in the air, the water on the upper will evaporate to form a capillary effect, which will cause the impurities that have not been rinsed to run to the surface of the shoes, thus making the uppers yellow. So we usually wrap the white shoes with toilet paper after washing them, so that the toilet paper replaces the uppers, and the capillary effect occurs on the paper, which will turn the toilet paper yellow, and the white shoes white. You can also buy lead powder to wash shoes in the store, wet the uppers and brush them on, then wrap them with paper and dry them, so that the shoes will be as white as new shoes.

You can use 84 disinfectant or bleach, but you must dilute it before use. After all, 84 disinfectant is very corrosive and can easily damage the shoe surface. When cleaning, you can dip a toothbrush into a small amount of bleach, then gently wipe the yellowed area on the edge of the shoe, brush it clean, and then rinse it with warm water. If there is no bleach at home, you can also use enough water and bleach to make a bleach solution. Or wash with baking soda and salt.