How Do You Clean Suede Tennis Shoes?
Tennis shoes are typically the shoes that get the most wear and tear, and they are commonly exposed to the elements outdoors. Suede tennis shoes are usually warm, soft and comfortable, but they can be easily damaged by water and have a nappy texture, which makes them more prone to scruffs than other materials. Dry cleaning is usually the best option for suede cleaning, but many people on a budget want less-expensive methods. Using a combination of several techniques, you can clean most suede tennis shoes at home. Blot as much water from the shoes as possible with paper towels if the shoes are wet. Stuff the interior of the shoes with paper towels to maintain the shape of the shoes while they dry. Gently rub the surface of the suede with a clean bath towel to bring up the nap. Use a clean pencil eraser to begin removing small stains gently. Wet the towel with white vinegar to rub stains that are more difficult to remove. Use a fingernail file to scrape off any dirt or dry scuff marks. A
