Our Store Basics range is designed to be an affordable, entry-level range of solutions for everyday life. Of course, wear over the years is only natural, but taking good care of your boots can lead to them lasting even longer than usual. Here is the ultimate guide for how to clean and maintain your wellington boots. Rubber Wellies But until you have walked a mile in our… wellies, we understand that you might not be quite as confident. So, to show you how much we believe in our boots, each pair is covered by our ‘one-year welly guarantee’.

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Getting rid of stinky foot odour and other smells is not particularly difficult. Take a look at how to clean your wellie’s interior.

In the summer, when your boots are resigned to the cupboard, you can store a lavender or other sweet-scented sachet into the boot to keep it smelling fresh. Drying your wellington boots

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Once that is done, take a separate clean cloth and some plain warm water, using it to rinse the interior of your boot gently. It important to keep away any germs and bacteria that can grow, as we know wet and warm is the perfect breeding ground for bacteria.To speed drying, stuff the boots with a clean towel or tissue paper for an hour. Remove and finish the air-drying process. Mix a little non-biological detergent liquid, such as Persil, in some warm water. Dampen a cloth in the soapy water and wipe the whole of the interior. Repeat the process to wipe off the soapy residue with plain water.

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Rub it in sparingly, but apply as many thin coats as you feel necessary to keep the leather moisturised and with the desired finish. Leave to dry overnight for the best results. Rubber wellies are fairly easy to clean and maintain. There are rubber care kits for Hunter wellies available, as well as for other popular brands such as Le Chameau and Aigle. Don’t be hasty – leave them to dry naturally. However, if the kettle is on and you want to speed up the process, then stuff them with some newspaper and leave them to soak up the water. While it might be tempting to leave them on a radiator, we would advise against it. Insoles should be air dried separately overnight.Some welly connoisseurs swear by wiping a few drops of olive oil on a cloth on to the jaded boot, working in small areas from the top to the bottom. But a word of warning – never apply the sprays or oil to the soles, or you might end up sitting in a puddle. Cleaning the inside of the boot The Wellie Washer is a unique design, which has transformed the cleaning and disinfecting of Wellington boots, riding boots and work boots. Used with the hosepipe connection and the caps removed, clean fresh water is fed into the wellie washer via a sprinkler. This washes the boots as well as keeping the five brushes clean. Any debris, mud, etc, is liquefied and allowed to flow out of the holes at the base. The Wellie Washer can also be used as a standalone unit, where a water connection is not required or is perhaps out of reach. Simply fill the unit with water and leave the access caps in place. You should always make sure your wellies are air-dried, which can be a long process. However, balling up some old newspaper and stuffing it into the boots can be a great way of speeding up the process. After a few hours, remove the paper and if the inside is still damp, repeat the process. Dubarry, of course, produces some of the best leather boots and care kits on the market and are worth looking into – especially if you want boots that are going to last decades.