What to do if the white soles turn black

We all know that many people in life like to wear white shoes, because no matter whether it is a boy or a girl, wearing white shoes will make them look very youthful and clean, and white shoes can be worn with any clothes, you can wear skirts or shorts, but when cleaning white shoes, there is a little trouble, that is, they often turn yellow after washing, and the white soles will also turn black. So what should I do if the white soles turn black?

1. Use a tissue to dip some hand cream or medicated oil, gently wipe the shoes, and it will be wiped off quickly.

2. Use a damp cloth to wipe off the dirt on the surface of the shoes, and gently wipe the visible stains with an eraser. In this way, the brightness of the shoes comes out and the stains are gone.

3. If the stain cannot be wiped off with cloth or eraser, apply a thin layer of toothpaste on it, and then wipe it with a rag. The stain will become less and less. If the stain is heavy, wipe it several times and it will be clean.

In addition to washing shoes as usual, you can cover white shoes with white paper towels when drying them to make them whiter and whiter.

How to remove oil stains from white shoes

Method 1: The dishwashing liquid that is often used in the kitchen can not only remove grease from kitchen utensils, but is also very effective in removing grease stains from shoes. Drop a small drop of detergent on the oily shoes and gently apply it with your hands. The oil stains can be easily removed. Then wash them as usual to restore a pair of clean shoes.

Method 2: Using gasoline and other organic solvents can effectively remove animal and plant oil stains on shoes. Animal and plant oil stains are a kind of polar liquid oil stains. When scrubbing shoes, use a towel or cotton cloth soaked in organic solvents such as solvent gasoline to promptly absorb the oil stains and remove them from the surface of the shoes to prevent part of the stains from evaporating to the surface after the solution evaporates, causing secondary damage.

Method 3: Use alcohol. This method can effectively remove shoes stained with pine oil stains. It is based on the principle that pine oil can be dissolved in alcohol. Brush alcohol or a mixture of alcohol and turpentine on the stained areas of the shoes. After the pine oil stains are softened and dissolved, gently wipe them with a wet towel to absorb the oil stains. If traces still appear, wipe them with gasoline again. If they cannot be wiped clean in one go, repeat the process several times until they are clean.

Method 4: For candle oil stains, you can use adsorption method to remove them. When candle oil accidentally drops on your shoes, first rub the candle oil off the shoes with your hands. Place blotting paper or paper with strong adsorption properties on the oily areas of the shoes. Use an electric fan or iron to melt the wax on the shoes. The melted candle oil will be absorbed by the paper.