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Cleaning Converse (fabric) style shoes
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I always put mine in the washing machine. cool wash and they come out fine.0
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[QUOTE=Norman Bean;29680417
However I would also use a wee bit of bleach on a toothbrush - discaimer: I haven't tried that before but it's what I would do IYKWIM?!
Good luck
Norm x[/QUOTE]
I wouldn't recommend bleach. Tried it once, the shoes ended up yellow where the bleach had been. Not a good look!
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