How do I clean these so I can wear them out again without looking

>>11172681
did you drop them in a sewer wtf

>>11172681
Bleaching them will destroy the canvas fabric

>>11172681
Soak in water for like 5 hours and then scrub them with a sponge.
I wear slide sandals or go barefoot in the summer.

>>11172682
I got super wasted in a muddy park
took them to a music festival
wore them dishwashing a few shifts

>>11172681
Get a cup of water, mix with a tea spoon of soda, and rub the shoes with s toothbrush with the mix. Let them dry. Avoid sunlight and radiator heat. Just put them where the sun don't shine.

>>11172720
>just put them where the sun don't shine
yeah well fuck you too, buddy

OxiClean

>>11172759
kek

>>11172681
>He fell for the white shoes meme

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I took everyone's advice and put them in a bucket of water with oxyclean and some baking soda

>>11172784
Post results in 24 hours

>>11172762
This.

>>11172784
If this doesn't work, get the powdered oxyclean, and put a scoop in a little dish or something, then add water slowly in increments and mix it up until you have like a paste. It won't completely become uniform, that's ok. Then use some sort of stiff brush like one of those fingernail/hand cleaning ones you can get in CVS and scrub the paste into the shoes with it for a while, using hot water to work it in if needed, then let them sit until almost dry, resoak as you are doing now in a bucket with oxyclean/water solution, let sit for a good while, rinse or put through the rinse cycle in your washing machine, and dry.

That concentrated oxyclean paste will get out almost any stain ever. It is a bit rough on the fabric, but canvas sneakers can take it.

they are cheap sneakers just buy new ones