HANGERWORLD White Padded Mesh Net Wash Bag with Zipper - Protector for Trainers & Shoes in Washing Machine

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Stuffing shoes with newspaper, and changing it when it begins to feel damp, is a good way to speed drying as the paper absorbs some of the excess water (this is also a handy tip for all your shoes if you’ve been out in the rain or if the kids have been splashing in puddles.) You can also accelerate the process by removing the insoles and washing and drying them separately. Maintenance tips for keeping your washing machine clean include leaving the door open after each use to allow air circulation and preventing mold growth. It depends, of course, on the materials that the trainers are made from, but most synthetics are fine to take a spin.

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chevron_left Previous chevron_right Next zoom_in Hover over image to zoom swipe Swipe for more mediaTrainers are usually designed to be sturdy and will be constructed with materials such as nylon or polyester. The towels will also help to soften the banging even further, so your trainers will be less likely to cause any damage to your machine. Remove the laces, insoles (if possible) and any other detachable parts. It’s recommended not to put insoles in the washing machine as they can become misshapen. Consider hand-washing them instead. By following these steps and maintaining regular cleaning habits, you can keep your trainers looking and smelling like new. Not only will this prolong their lifespan, but it will also ensure that you always look stylish while out on the go. The next step to machine washing your trainers is to place them inside a pillowcase, or a mesh laundry bag.

Washing Machine? What Setting Should You Wash Trainers on in the Washing Machine?

Wash your trainers using a cold water temperature to prevent the colours from fading and bleeding out. Additionally, use a high quality colour detergent, which should be added to the drum in a dosing ball with your trainers prior to starting the wash.

What About Natural Materials? 

Use a gentle liquid detergent. Avoid using powdered detergent as powder has more trouble dissolving at lower temperatures and could therefore build up on the trainers. After the cleaning process, your shoes will need time to air dry completely, so find a sunny spot for them to bask in and let nature do its job. It’s important not to rush this step as it could lead to shrinkage or damage to the material of your trainers. Trainers can be a costly investment, so being able to maintain their shiny, fresh look is essential for their lifespan. To avoid damaging your shoes, remove any excess dirt or debris and place them in a mesh laundry bag. Use cold water and a gentle detergent to prevent any colors from bleeding or fading.

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When adding detergent, make sure to measure it correctly according to the instructions on the label. Here are some tips to help you add the appropriate amount of detergent: If the care label specifically states that they should not be machine washed, then there are alternative methods, such as hand washing.The heat from the tumble dryer can potentially damage the soles of your shoes, causing them to be unwearable. That’s why air drying is the recommended method for trainers. To do this, start by wiping down the drum and door gasket with a mixture of water and white vinegar. Dry trainers outdoors, if you can – but away from direct sunlight as this could fade the colours. Otherwise, find somewhere warm and dry with a good air current (on a windowsill, near a fan or air conditioning unit or in the airing cupboard). Also, avoid overloading the machine as this can lead to excess soap buildup and clogged drain pipes. Choose a gentle detergent: Look for detergents that are specifically designed for delicate fabrics or sports gear.