Lakeland White Wonder All Purpose Stain Removing Cleaning Cream, 330g

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Always use white cloths, preferably cotton, or uncoloured paper or kitchen towels to apply cleaning products or blot stains – coloured ones can transfer dyes and make things even worse. Old white sheets and shirts make great cleaning rags, and can be ripped up into whatever size suits. 6. DON’T mix stain removal chemicals. If you haven’t got the patience for manually scrubbing at your shoes, try popping them in the washing machine instead. This method is best for trainers and canvas shoes, and we wouldn’t recommend this for leather items. As the whole shoe will be getting wet, this only really works for all-white shoes as any other colors may run during the cycle. Similarly, be aware that any metalware on the shoe may tarnish in the process. If your shoes have a care label, this will usually be able to advise if they are suitable for a machine wash. Step 3 - Massage the soapy section of the cloth onto the shoe to lift away marks and stains. Be careful not to rub too vigorously, as this has the potential to damage the fabric. You may need to reapply the soap to the cloth several times during the process.

Of all the ways to clean white shoes, this comes with the most caveats. Bleach can strip the color from your surfaces, and can be dangerous when inhaled and you don't want to get it on your skin either, so be sure to cover your workspace before beginning and only clean your shoes with bleach in a well-ventilated area, you may also want to wear gloves. Warnings aside, using bleach is an effective way to remove stains from canvas shoes and plastic soles. Step 4 - Use a fresh cloth to soak up any excess liquid from the shoes, before leaving them in a warm, dry place to fully dry.Alongside our everyday cleaning range, you’ll also find some specialist cleaners in the collection to help with more specific cleaning jobs. Browse our specialist cleaners to find everything from our jewellery cleaners to premium descaler products, proving that when it comes to cleaning the home and everything in it, we truly have you covered.

Step 1 - Use a damp cloth or paper towel to wipe away any surface dirt. This will allow you to see clearly where the marks on your shoes are. The handy cream formula is neat and economical, non-abrasive and so easy to use – just spread it on, rub gently then wipe off. Accidents will happen: all too frequently (in apparent defiance of the laws of probability) to a favourite piece of clothing, brand new carpet or treasured piece of furniture. If you don’t want to carry around the ghost of an unfortunate can-opening incident, or buy a rug to hide the evidence of a tipsier-than-usual evening, then there’s plenty of advice all over the internet on how to treat stains made by everything from beer to beetroot and grass to grease. However, there are some treatment tips that apply to all stains: follow these, and you’ll be in with a much better chance of having stain-free carpets, clothes and upholstery. 1. Be prepared!Step 3 - Dip the same clean brush as before into the bleach solution, and apply to your shoes, moving in circular motions. Pay particular attention to the areas with the most stubborn stains.Be careful not to spritz any on yourself. This can lead to toxic odours and less than satisfactory results, so always choose the most suitable product for the job. 7. Wash treated clothes. Step 3 - Once the shoe is covered, and you have managed to reduce some of the marks through brushing, leave to work into the fabric for 10 minutes. Step 3 - Set the machine to a delicates cycle no warmer than 30 degrees. Any warmer, and you run the risk of parts of the shoe melting. Again, to keep noise levels low, don’t spin them at the end, instead leaving your shoes in a warm, dry place to dry out.

Red wine, coffee, mud! Ahh, some stains can be devasting in the home… we’ve all been there. And no matter how careful you are, sometimes stains just happen. They can also be a pain to get rid of without the best stain remover products. From your carpets to your favourite sweater, tomato sauces, wine, grease or rust can be a nightmare to shift if you don’t have a great cleaner at home to call on.Step 2 - Put a little white, non-gel toothpaste onto the brush and work into the shoe in circular motions. You shouldn’t need a huge amount or product and can always add more if needed. Remember to thoroughly wash treated garments to remove any residual stain remover as well as the stain. 8. If you can’t wash it – get it to the dry cleaner. White shoes not looking quite so white anymore? Don’t stress. There is a myriad of ways to clean white shoes to remove scuffs, stains and marks. “There are a lot of home remedy options such as brushing in circular motions with baking soda or distilled white vinegar,” says Natasha Seal-Jones. “Just be sure to always test on an inconspicuous area first.” But help is at hand. You just need to find the best stain remover for the job, no matter what has been spilt or dripped. And now you can take the hard work out of stain removal with these powerful stain cleaners from brands like Bissell, Astonish and Carbona.

But the last thing you want to do is be scared of getting experimental with your cooking. That’s the fun bit in the kitchen after all. You just need to be ready with the right stain removal products for any drips or spills. From a range of brands, our collection of stain remover sprays will help you to bid farewell to any tough stains in the kitchen. And our kitchen cleaning range is ready and waiting to help you add any other kitchen cleaning essentials to your cupboards. Fabric stain removers Step 2 - Dilute the bleach carefully, aiming for one part bleach (half a lid full) to five parts water. It is also worth noting that you will need to use plain bleach—the blue kind you use to clean the bathroom will only make your white shoes blue.The carpet stain remover will penetrate deeply into the stained carpet or rug and swiftly remove the marks, cleaning free of residue when the job’s done allowing you to rest easy following an accident or spill. Or why not go the extra mile when getting out tougher stains with our portable stain remover machine? It’s great for carpets and sofas. Stains in the kitchen? No problem Step 1 - Using a clean cloth, gently remove any surface stains from the shoe. Blot, don’t scrub, as this can drive marks further into the fabric.