This shoe box is a great product for storing and displaying your shoes in style. Don’t let your shoes get messy and boring. Magnetic and secure, so you can easily open and close the door and protect your shoes from dust and dirt.

Ingredients: Sodium percarbonate, sodium carbonate, surfactants and polymer; chlorine bleach-free | Intended use: Textiles | Medium: PowderThere is quite a price range when it comes to sneaker cleaners, so you'll want to consider your budget. Less expensive ones can be very effective, but may not come with additional equipment to clean your sneakers. If you are looking for additional brushes to get into the nooks and crannies of your sneakers, a higher price point sneaker cleaner may be a better fit for you. Looking for a convenient way to keep your items clean anytime, anywhere? Our Liquiproof LABS Sneaker & Apparel Cleaning Wipes are infused with the solution from our best-selling eco-cleaner, ensuring effective cleaning power whenever you need it. Instant Cleaning with Technology Driven Formula

That’s why you need these shoe crease protectors. Easy to use and fit into shoes perfectly. Don’t let your shoes get ruined by creases or crushes. This shoe box is a must-have accessory to keep your shoes in top condition and defend them from dust and other dirt that shoes not stored properly face daily. Pros: Shoe trees – Spring-loaded action for use for multiple shoes sizes. It is designed for extra broad toe box areas to fit into various trainers. Since you may have a variety of different shoes that need cleaning, it is helpful to have a sneaker cleaner that can be used on a number of fabrics. Look for cleaners that can be used on leather, nylon, canvas, suede, and cotton. Additionally, you'll want a sneaker cleaner that is safe for all colors and won't discolor the original material of your shoe. There’s an art to deep cleaning and restoring sneakers. Whether you scuffed your favorite suede high-tops or you want to refresh your vintage Jordans to a super white state, you need the right products to avoid damage and protect the fabric. Here’s what to keep in mind: Shoe MaterialWith so many different types of shoes, and so many different ways to clean them, we endeavored to try and cover as many bases as possible regarding what footwear you might be cleaning, and what consistency of cleaner you'd want to use. Once we narrowed down those parameters, we sought out the opinions of the kinds of people who are passionate about polishing their footwear. Instructions for putting them into shoes are confusing; be prepared for some trial and error testing. While it can be tempting to clean shoes with regular household cleaners, bear in mind that many can be abrasive or can strip color from leather. Normal wear and tear may fade colors from sneakers—whether they’re leather, suede, canvas or knit—as well. Consistency: Shoes have been around for thousands of years, so it stands to reason that in the ensuing millennia since their invention, we’ve developed a number of means by which to clean them. From the solid soap bar style of a Fiebing’s Saddle Soap to the more dish soap-like consistency of the concentrate cleaner that is Pink Miracle, to more recent innovations like the “just add water” SneakERASERS sponges, there’s all manner of cleaners on the market. While there’s no singular “best consistency” when it comes to shoe cleaners, odds are you know whether you personally would rather work with a compact wipe or sponge, or a possibly more unwieldy, more viscous substance that could deliver a more intense cleaning.