How to Unyellow Your Shoes- Remove Yellowing from your Sneakers Easily 

@@mariemouradjallian1651 do you mean to clean suede? Or if the upper is suede, but the soles have yellowed?

Yesss! I am glad I finally realized I needed to use the sun! Always love the fact we can use things around the house rather than expensive cleaners…I am about to do a sneaker cleaning video with household items to see how it compares!!

@@HJartistrywhat if you don’t have plastic wrap

@@laurarosas7753 see if you can use a plastic bag or anything plastic. Main thing is the longer you can keep it on the shoes ( baking soda and peroxide) without it flaking off, the better. A plastic grocery bag would work or you can see if it still is okay without it, might just not work quite as well, but it will help it whiten a bit better than nothing at all. Let me know how it works out! I would love to hear!

Same. Apparently the sun is the source of life…AND whiter shoes 🙌🙌🙌🙌

Great video, banking soda and hydrogen peroxide have been a fan favourite for years mainly because of how cheap it is. I would advise people to apply the mix at least 2 if not 3 times for great results. Apart from sole whitening maybe do another video removing creases from the toe box of the forces

UV light exposure is the key.

@frogtofall yes sir!! I wish I would have know that sooner 😂 but I guess it’s good to learn from my mistakes 🥲 have you ever tried salon care 40?

@@dale25c thanks so much for all your help and advice! I’ll have to get on making the crease removal Tutorial! Appreciate you!

I am not sure, but it might work! Can’t hurt to try!

Ooo you are probably right. I’ll wear them and see how many times until they are gross again 😢 thanks for the feedback!

Hey! I think it was right around 4hours. If I did it again I would recommend doing it for 4 hours in the sun, and then removing it under water, and then doing it one more time in the sun for about 4 hours. But you might find just 1x is enough. If you try it def let me know! I want to hear how it turns out! Just try not to get any peroxide/baking soda on the upper.

Hi ​@@HJartistry! Thanks for the quick reply. I think we might be talking about different things, as I was actually asking how long did it take for the shoes to turn yellowish again 😅 sorry if it was confusing. Thanks for the tips though! I'm currently making an ice box and would like to try the hydrogen peroxide and baking soda combo as well.

@gabby.alcantara ooooo haha! Gotcha. Well right now I am actually customizing them again so I haven’t been outside with them. Most people say it’ll be a few weeks. If it’s in the house tho it’s been like 3 months and they still look fine. But here is the long answer: The time it takes for the soles of an old pair of white Air Force Ones to turn yellow after cleaning can vary based on several factors: 1. **Exposure to Light and Air**: If the shoes are exposed to direct sunlight or air, the oxidation process, which causes yellowing, can happen more quickly. This can occur within a few days to a couple of weeks. 2. **Cleaning Products Used**: Some cleaning agents might accelerate yellowing, especially if they leave residues that react with light or air. Improperly rinsed cleaning products can lead to yellowing within a few days. 3. **Storage Conditions**: Shoes stored in a damp or humid environment are more likely to yellow faster. In contrast, shoes kept in a cool, dark, and dry place may take longer to show signs of yellowing. 4. **Age and Material of the Shoes**: Older shoes or those with specific materials may naturally yellow faster due to the breakdown of materials over time. Typically, you might notice yellowing anywhere from a few days to several weeks after cleaning, depending on these factors. Proper cleaning, thorough rinsing, and careful storage can help delay the yellowing process. But I would prob plan on it being a few weeks.

And good luck on the ice box! I try to cut costs in the summer time with the sun if it’s safe to put outside-but def ice box is the way to go (and then you don’t have to worry about people swiping them off your porch/deck) 🤣 😵‍💫🥲

​@@HJartistryHahahaha that's true! It's actually the rainy season in our area that's why I can't rely on the sun. Thanks for the info regarding the yellowing! I'll try to update how long my AF1 would last before they start yellowing again when I'm able to deoxidize the sole. Good luck on customizing the shoe and have a good day HJ!