How do I use Shoe Washing Bag?Updated a day ago
TL;DR: Pop a shoe or two in Shoe Washing Bag, zip fully (tuck the zip flap), run a delicate cycle at a maximum of 30 degrees with Sensitive Laundry Liquid or Sensitive Laundry Sheets. Air-dry only. If both shoes do not fit, wash one per bag for best results.
How to wash shoes
Steps 1 to 3
Check shoe care labels. Some leathers and suede are not machine-washable.
Pre-treat visible marks if needed and remove heavy soil before bagging.
Place shoes in the bag and zip fully. Tuck the fabric flap over the zip. If shoes are too large for one bag, use a second Shoe Washing Bag.
Steps 4 to 6
Load the machine lightly. Add a towel to help balance the drum.
Delicate cycle, maximum 30 degrees. Wash with Sensitive Laundry Liquid or Sensitive Laundry Sheets. No bleach or fabric softener.
Run a short spin to remove excess water, then air-dry shoes and bag completely.
Fit tips and aftercare
Getting the best clean
One per bag = best clean. If both shoes comfortably fit, that is fine. If not, wash one at a time or use a second Shoe Washing Bag.
High-tops or bulky trainers often clean better one per cycle for extra space and agitation.
Do not overload. The bag needs room to move inside the drum.
Aftercare
Air-dry only. Never tumble-dry shoes or the bag.
After each use, unzip and shake out any trapped lint. Let the bag dry fully before storing. If the bag is waterlogged after the cycle, run an extra spin or wring over a drain before hanging.
Built to last. With proper care, Shoe Washing Bag is designed to withstand 100+ wash cycles.
Sensitive Laundry Liquid
Gentle on fabrics and shoes, tough on embedded grime. Fragrance-free, dermatologically tested, and safe for sensitive skin.
Sensitive Laundry Sheets
Pre-measured, mess-free, and travel-ready. Tear, toss into the drum, and wash. 50 washes per box at $0.44 per wash.
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