Sneaker Cleaning
26th Mar 2026
Sneakers are no longer just for the gym. From office casual to airport looks, they are part of everyday fashion. But dirt, sweat, and stains can quickly make your favorite pair look old and dull.
At The Laundry Post, we clean hundreds of sneakers every month, from everyday canvas shoes to premium limited editions. In this guide, we will show you how to clean sneakers at home safely, and when it is smarter to book professional sneaker cleaning.
If not cleaned properly, sneakers can turn yellow, lose shape, or develop hard stains that are almost impossible to remove later.
Take out the laces and insoles before starting.
Pro Tip (From Our Experts): Never wash insoles in a washing machine — it damages their cushioning.
Use a soft brush (old toothbrush works) to remove loose dirt and mud.
This step is important because adding water to muddy shoes can spread stains instead of removing them.
Mix:
Avoid:
Dip the brush in the solution and scrub gently in circular motions.
For Different Materials:
Important: Excess water weakens shoe glue and causes sole separation.
Direct sunlight can cause:
Short answer: Not recommended.
Machine washing:
At The Laundry Post, we use controlled cleaning methods designed specifically for sneaker material types — not harsh machine cycles.
Many customers come to us after DIY attempts went wrong — yellow stains, shrinkage, cracked soles.
At The Laundry Post, we provide:
We are not just a laundry service. We specialize in garment and shoe care with professional-grade products and trained experts.
Our process includes:
That’s why customers trust us for premium sneaker care.
Cleaning sneakers at home works for light dirt and regular maintenance. But for stubborn stains, yellowing, or premium shoes, expert care is the safest choice.
Don’t risk damaging your favorite pair.
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