But that doesn't mean I don't also appreciate my trusty white sneakers. In fact, I wear my all-white Pumas almost every day. Why? Well, they're comfortable and supportive and they work with just about ...

Take an old clean toothbrush and brush away any loose dirt particles. Dust and grime should fly off the shoelaces easily, but you’ll need to get the laces wet to really clean them, though.

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Joanne says: “To clean the shoelaces, remove them from the shoe and place inside a mesh laundry bag. Wash them with other household linens at 60C or higher to kill bacteria.

Once the shoes and laces are completely dry, reinsert the clean shoelaces and any other accessories removed from the shoes. Voila. Now your shoes look new (or at least as close to new as possible).