How To Clean Timberland Hiking Boots

Use them together with the balm proofer xl all purpose protector to restore water and stain repellency from footwear nemeses like salt and oil.

How to clean timberland hiking boots. Use the suede brush to get rid of dirt and dust. It is better to use toothbrush than shoe brush as it can reach the deep space into the treads of the soles. Take a pen or pencil and lift off any dirt buildup inside the grooves of the outsole. Apply on day of purchase and for everyday wear apply once a week thereafter. Use wipes or a warm washcloth to clean along the outside of your boot.

To clean timberland boots start by removing the laces and washing them by hand with warm soapy water. Then use a soft bristle brush to brush off any loose dirt or debris. Get to scrubbing with either our renewbuck suede and nubuck cleaner or the dry cleaning kit after cleaning don t forget to protect with the balm proofer all purpose protector spray and you can use any of these products on your suede nubuck and canvas styles such as the men s groveton chukka shoes the. To use spray product evenly from a distance of 6 8 inches until entire surface is covered and allow product to completely dry. To clean the timberland boots with vinegar take a brush and remove the debris and stain of the surfaces of the boots and then take a cup of warm water into a bowl.

Now add a teaspoon of white distilled vinegar in the water of the bowl. Remove the laces and insoles of your timberland boots. Timberland boots have a rubber sole. Mix the vinegar well with water. This is how you should clean your suede timberland boots.

Wash your boots with water and dish detergent and use a toothbrush to scrub the nooks and crannies. Use on heavy duty boots like these euro hikers or a pair of earthkeepers original leather 6 inch boots. Add detergent or dishwashing soap in warm water and apply it with the brush to clean the sole. Using a timberland brush or similar surface thoroughly scrub all dirt and debris from your shoes this is a key step so it may be worth going over your boots twice. Try freezing your boots to remove sticky wax or sap.

If there is a lot of mud on your boots let it dry overnight and remove as much as you can by hand. Once all of the dirt and debris is gone scrub the soles of your boots with a toothbrush and liquid dish soap. Have a pair of classic yellow boots that have gotten a little dirty. Wash them separately with water and a mild detergent. Leave them to air dry.