How to whiten shoes that have turned yellow due to oxidation? Can white shoes that have turned yellow due to oxidation be restored?

Oxidation and yellowing of shoes will affect their appearance. If shoes become yellow due to oxidation, you can clean them carefully to make them as white as new. If you want to avoid oxidation and yellowing of shoes, it is better to dry them in the shade.

If the shoes are oxidized and yellowed, you can squeeze toothpaste on a toothbrush, soak and scrub, then cover the entire shoe surface with a clean toilet paper towel and let it dry. Brush the shoes with soap, then soak the soles in beer for five minutes, wrap the sides of the shoes with a clean paper towel, and let them dry. Dilute white vinegar to make a white vinegar solution, soak the shoes for 1-2 hours, and scrub the shoes with a soft brush.

Dissolve a spoonful of baking soda in a small basin of water, then put the shoes to be washed in and soak for a while (except leather shoes), then wash with soap, and that's it. If the yellow part is stubborn, you can choose to mix baking soda with hot water. Brush the shoes first, pour the conditioner and water into the basin, and soak the soles for 1 hour. The yellow mark will disappear. If you soak overnight, the yellow stains will disappear. After boiling glutinous rice water and lemon juice, clean the shoes first, and then wipe the edges of the shoes with glutinous rice water and lemon juice. After wiping, put them in a ventilated and dry place. This will turn the yellow shoes white.

1. Beer removal method. First clean the white shoes, then soak them in beer for 3 to 5 minutes, then take them out and wash them with clean water.

2. Toothpaste cleaning method: Use toothpaste to scrub the yellowed area back and forth to restore the white shoes to their original color.

3. Apply white powder. You can use white shoe powder and apply it evenly on the shoes. This method is convenient and quick but only suitable when the shoe surface is dry.

1. For basketball shoes that are worn frequently, they should be placed in a dry and ventilated place and avoid direct sunlight, because a humid environment will cause the shoe body to corrode, and exposure to sunlight will cause part of the shoe material to oxidize.

2. For basketball shoes that are not worn for a long time, it is best to blow mold them so that they will not oxidize.

3. Do not place your shoes in extremely hot or cold environments. If they come into contact with water, wipe them dry in time. If conditions permit, it is best to put them in a fully sealed box.

4. When drying, try to wrap the sneakers with white paper and place them in a cool and ventilated place away from direct sunlight, then wrap them in a plastic bag when storing.

White shoes turn yellow very easily. Some stains are difficult to remove and can cause white shoes to turn yellow. If the detergent or soap is not completely rinsed off and is directly left to dry, the shoes will turn yellow. After washing the shoes, if the shoes are exposed to the sun, they will be oxidized and yellow spots will appear.