What to do if white sneakers turn yellow?

It's actually quite simple.

It's just that when you wash and dry, cover your shoes with a piece of white toilet paper and you're done.

Fundamentally eliminate the cause of yellowing of shoes: first of all, try to use neutral detergent when you brush your shoes, and when you wash and dry, you can take white paper (preferably white toilet paper) to wrap your shoes whole, and when the shoes are dry, you will find that the shoes have no yellow marks, but there are many yellow marks on the toilet paper. In addition, if you wait until the shoes are very dirty before brushing, you must use detergent to wash them clean, and you can use less detergent by wiping them with a soft cloth dipped in water.

When washing, you can also wash the shoes with soap or laundry detergent, soak the washed sneakers in beer for three minutes, then take the sneakers to the balcony, put them in the shade, and cover them with toilet paper on the upper of the shoes to dry! The effect is obvious!

If the shoes have turned yellow, you can buy lead powder in the store to brush them, wash them, brush them when they are wet, and then wrap them in paper to dry to ensure that your shoes are as white as new. If you pay attention to the boots of the Peking Opera actors, the boots are absolutely white, that is, they are painted with lead stucco.

84 and other water with bleaching effect should be used with caution and is corrosive.

1. Mix 2% ammonia and borax mixture (can be added to the water discussed), wipe it repeatedly with a soft brush or a clean cotton rag dipped in water, wipe it clean, and then wipe it with clean cloth and water, and put on colorless shoe polish or shoe wax (sole) maintenance.

2. You can also try to wipe with a mixture of 10 parts of soap, 2 parts of turpentine and 1 part of ammonia, the method is the same as before, and finally put toilet paper on the newspaper, and let the sun shine on the shoes when drying.

3. Do not pour out the leftover milk or some milk that has been left for a few days, and use it to polish the soles of shoes or other leather products to prevent the leather from drying out and yellowing.

The specific steps are:

It doesn't take long to soak the shoes in lukewarm water, just soak them with water, and if possible, put a little vinegar in them

Brush your shoes with the stain remover I mentioned above with a soft-bristled brush

Try to spin dry it again with toilet paper just in case

I've always done that, and basically I don't use paper covers, except for the cotton-mesh sneakers, which don't turn yellow, and they stay very white for a long time, and you can see if you try it.

Satisfied

Use a toothbrush to wash some clothes.

The ground floor is scientific but more troublesome.

I just changed to a new one.