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How to Unyellow Your Shoes

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Rediscover the vibrancy of your beloved shoes with these simple steps.

Ingredients:

Hydrogen Peroxide: You’ll need a bottle of hydrogen peroxide, which acts as a powerful whitening agent.
Baking Soda: This household staple helps to scrub away stains and odors.
Toothbrush: An old toothbrush works wonders for gently scrubbing the shoes.
White Vinegar: Optional, but can enhance the whitening effect.

Method:
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Preparation:

Begin by removing the laces from your shoes and setting them aside. This will allow you to clean the entire surface effectively.

Create the Cleaning Solution:

Mix equal parts of hydrogen peroxide and baking soda in a small bowl to form a paste. If desired, add a splash of white vinegar for extra whitening power.

Apply the Paste:

Using an old toothbrush, apply the paste generously onto the yellowed areas of your shoes. Ensure thorough coverage, especially in areas with heavy discoloration.

Scrub Gently:

With the paste applied, gently scrub the surface of the shoes using circular motions. Focus on areas where the yellowing is most prominent, but be cautious not to damage delicate materials.

Let it Sit:

Once thoroughly scrubbed, allow the paste to sit on the shoes for at least 30 minutes. This gives the whitening agents time to penetrate and lift the stains.

Rinse and Dry:

After the waiting period, rinse the shoes thoroughly with cold water to remove the cleaning solution. Use a clean cloth to pat them dry, removing excess moisture.

Sunlight Treatment:
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