The sneaker cleaning kit that gets white midsoles white again
Is this the right fit?
- Best for
- white sneakers that have gone gray, canvas shoes, and anyone who wears the same pair daily
- Skip if
- Deeply set stains and yellowed midsoles need multiple passes, this is not a one-wipe fix
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A 10 ounce bottle of sneaker cleaning solution with three brushes at different stiffnesses and a microfiber towel, so you are not buying brushes separately. The stiff brush handles rubber midsoles and outsoles, the medium handles canvas and mesh, and the soft brush is for knit uppers and suede where a hard bristle would fuzz the nap. Method is the same across materials: dilute, work up a foam with the right brush, then wipe with the towel rather than rinsing under a tap. It is formulated for leather, suede, canvas, and washable fabric, though suede always deserves a spot test first. Best fit: white sneakers that have gone gray, canvas shoes, and anyone who wears the same pair daily.
Pros
- Three brush stiffnesses cover midsoles, canvas, and knit uppers in one kit
- Wipe-clean method means shoes do not go in a washing machine or under a tap
- Safe across leather, suede, canvas, and washable fabric
- One 10 ounce bottle diluted goes a long way across many cleanings
Cons
- Deeply set stains and yellowed midsoles need multiple passes, this is not a one-wipe fix
Frequently asked questions
Is it safe on suede?
The formula is rated for suede, and the kit includes a soft brush for it. Always spot test on an inside edge first, since suede varies a lot by treatment.
Do I rinse the shoes after?
No. Work the foam with the brush, then wipe it away with the microfiber towel. Keeping the shoe out of running water protects the glue and the insole.
Will it fix yellowed white midsoles?
It lifts dirt and surface gray well. Deep oxidation yellowing on old rubber is a different problem and usually needs more than a cleaner.
How many pairs does one bottle clean?
The 10 ounce bottle is meant to be diluted, so most people get many cleanings out of it rather than a handful.







