How to wash jogging shoes

Jogging shoes are a type of shoe that people wear when jogging, and they are also a type of shoe that can ensure that people have a certain degree of comfort during the jogging process. Jogging shoes need to be cleaned after being used for a period of time to ensure the health of your feet. Of course, there are certain requirements for washing jogging shoes. Next, I will introduce to you how to wash your running shoes!

1. Soak your shoes

Throw the shoes into a basin and fill 2/3 of the basin with clean water. The washing temperature should not be higher than 45 degrees Celsius. Let the shoes be soaked by water. For general mesh shoes, you can add some laundry detergent to the water. Note: Never soak your shoes in water. Do not throw them in a basin like you would soak dirty clothes and then wash them half a day later. This will cause the shoes to come apart easily after they dry.

2. Wash the soles of your shoes

This is very easy. Use a shoe brush to brush the soap first and then brush the soles. If there are any small stones in the glue seams of the soles, you can use a toothpick to pick them out.

3. Wash the upper and lining of the shoes

Use an old toothbrush, but don't use one with curly bristles. In fact, you can also buy a new toothbrush with softer bristles for more than 3 dollars and use it as a special shoe brush. You can also use a shoe brush, but if you use ordinary running shoes, it will damage the mesh surface. Use a toothbrush to apply some soap, then brush the mesh surface, and you can brush the inside as well. By the way, be sure to remove the shoelaces before washing your shoes. Just rub the shoelaces with soap, and also brush the tongue with a toothbrush.

4. Repeated cleaning

Wash the shoes repeatedly 1 or 2 times, pour out the dirty water and replace it with clean water, soak the shoes in the water, and use a toothbrush to scrub the shoes clean without using soap. The leather surface can only be washed with clean water. Do not add any detergent, otherwise the leather will turn yellow and crack. Avoid contact with organic reagents and oil solutions.

5. Drain water

Instead of putting them in the washing machine, you can use your thumb to press and squeeze out some water from the spongy areas at the front and heel of the shoes. Then grab the middle part of the sole, with the heel facing forward and the toe facing behind you, and start swinging your arms back and forth a few times. The more times you swing, the better for the shoes.

6. Dry

You can use shoelaces to randomly pierce a few holes, then tie them to a triangular clothes rack, and hang a shoe on each side like clothes to dry in a ventilated place that is not exposed to the sun.