I restore and clean sneakers. Been doing it since 5 years and here's what I've learned: - The Cleaner is not the key product, it's the brushes and rinsing, rinsing and even more rinsing: I personally use 3 to 4 brushes. A soft one, a medium one and a stiff and brass bristled one for the soles. For tougher stains, a magic eraser works wonders. Rinse the shoe, once you're done with one brush. Once I'm done with the entire shoe, I rinse it under the shower, with a lot of pressure and squeeze out the water of the sock liner material 2-3 times. Washing machine is optional. Ps: I use castile soap (1 L on amazon = 12 bucks. Can use it for about 100 pairs) - Different materials need different approaches of stain removal. F.e. if you have a canvas shoe, you need to do a ton of rinsing. Dirt can reaaaally sink deep down into the canvas material and needs to be lifted. If you don't want to rinse your shoe for about an hour, you can clean it normally, put it into the washing machine and wrap it in toilet paper afterwards. The leftover crud will rise up into the toilet paper. This is just my approach of cleaning sneakers. You don't need to spend 20-50$ or more on cleaning supplies. Time and patience is key here. And I know it's a lot, I know hahaha. But that's just how I do things and my customers come back every time. Just wanted to to leave you guys with some advice here and it's up to you, if you wanna take it. :)
@@JaredEvans Brushing off the visible dirt first. Then more brushing with a brass bristle brush. Timberlands are easy to clean like that. A Suede eraser can work for tougher stains. If needed, you can clean them with some castile soap after that, but always shake off the water from the brush. Too much water can cause the suede to bleed. Once it is dry, get a medium or brass bristled brush and reset the nap of the suede. Done. :)
Some more tips: If you have access to a compressed air gun, you can blow off the dirt, after brushing the visible dirt off. And in some cases, you can use 600-800 grid sand paper for really tough stains and scratches.
I got a FZ150 kit as a gift not long ago, that stuff is magic. I use it on my fitted New Era hats as well, comes out great every damn time. FZ150 is legit.
Moral of the story: 1.) Don't do a peppa pig with good shoes. (Don't play in the mud) 2.) Don't put Sriracha on your shoes. 3.) Don't put Prime energy drinks on your shoes.
This was kind of a pointless experiment because you didn’t exactly use the cleaners like they’re designed to be used. By leaving all the crap all over the sneakers when you start, you’re essentially just mashing it all back in. You should have started by (again) washing off all of the extra mud, chocolate, coffee, hot sauce… that way the cleaners are going what they’re designed to do… work on the surface level dirt and stains. The first thing these cleaners tell you to do is remove all the extra gunk and dry brush the shoe to remove everything but the stains before cleaning. All you did was point out that if you clean gunk WITH gunk, you’ll still always have gunk.
@@ryanlusanta5124 Would it though? I’ve watched those shoe cleaning vids by reshoevn8r and they can get those shoes looking brand new. All Elliot did was make them about 80% clean and call it a draw. I’m curious what the end result would have looked like for each had he cleaned them properly. That’s why I said this was a pointless experiment.
Great video, the problem is that normal day to day sneakers get dirty not from those stuff, its those little dirts that stick to the shoe for months, and get in the sneaker, and that its super hard to get out, if u try to clean mud that has been on the shoe for 1hr its would be easier, maybe try with shoes u have really worn for couple months and went to party with or something that has creases, and see the real results! :)
As someone who purchased Jason Markk, Reshoevn8r and Crep over the years, I can say that dish soap/detergent + baking soda is easily as good if not better than paying $$ for said products. When I was 10 years younger I was so scared of dishsoap "damaging" my precious sneakers so I went on buying expsnive cleaners when they are just condensed soap themselves. People don't realize most sneakers (barring some suede ones) can just be tossed into washer with gentle cycle and won't get damaged.
dish soap is harsh, i used to use it when i was younger, its bad because it drys out leather and nubuck, it also causes the glue at midsole seams to turn a nasty yellow, jason mark and resh8ner dont do that.
@@airtec87except most shoes barely have leather anymore. Most have very low quality leather and tons of plastic finishing on top. And all that nubuck is fake too.
You are supposed to rinse dirt and other stuff first and apply the cleaner after so cleaner can work on shoe surface rather then rubbing the dirt more into sneakers
From my eyes I thought the reshoev8ner was the winner (by a pretty small margin) but it came with three brushes and the stains had the least amount of time to set in so it probably doesn't mean much if anything. I'd guess investing in a few brushes is the best way to go!
I use straight hand soap liquid, soft-medium brush, melanine sponge (aka magic eraser) and micro fiber towel. After cleaning, my shoes look like brand new every time. 1. Rinse the shoe 2. Add some hand soap liquid with little water, just to make good foam, then use the brush and start scrubbing 3. Wipe all the dirty foam 4. Rinse the shoe 5. Use magic eraser for mid sole and upper to remove any left over dirt or stains 6. Rinse the shoe again done. The shoelaces, just the same: add some water with liquid soap in a cup, let the shoelaces in there for 1 - 2 min to soak, then with a lot of foam, was them by hand for 30 seconds, rinse and they're white, brand new. Don't buy any "special" kits... you're paying only for the brand and for those bottles with liquid soap that may or not contain some chemicals to make your shoe look 5% better than using normal liquid soap. Just buy 1 or 2 decent brushes and you're done.
I've used Scrubbing bubbles bathroom cleaner on ALL of my sneakers for years and it works great! That with hot water and a dish towel, cleans bottoms and fabrics too. The key to keeping icy bottoms clear also is to clean them with EACH wear and rinse with hot water.. Free game.
@@elliotpage_when you do that much damage you got to use the sneaker cleaners laundry kit but not all of brands have a kit, cleaning it alone won’t do the job
Damn, I really appreciate it bro you save me from the FZ150 I was thinking of buying. I kinda clean my shoes with shampoo/degreaser at home & tbh they don’t come out bad & I clean them pretty good. I wanted to try FZ150 due to the promotional videos but you saved me from it. Much appreciated 🙏🏼
I have fz150 and it works great. You really need to scrub the shit out of shoes with stains as bad as these. In the case of this video, I’m positive (all) the shoes would have looked better with some more elbow grease. Dish soap or detergent will Forsure work, but I like supporting fz150. Also, it’s safe on all colors and materials. When I see the foam I’m in my zone
People might think you're cleaning it wrong (no shoetree, no wiping, etc.). The real test is to collab with Theshowlorios, VickAlmighty, Jason Markk. same shoes, 5 different people. make it a series/episode if you can't invite them.
Yeah honestly I was thinking the same thing. I mean obviously he isn’t going to put in 100% effort to take lots of time and really get into the small areas to clean the shoes, but I feel like because of that the results were skewed.
@@aadesignscustomsthe cleaning order also effected the results, if it really did take 10-20 min per shoe then the ones cleaned later had longer for the dirt to set in
For fz150 he’s says if it’s like that bad then you have to rinse them off first and it might take a few washes ( with fz150) to make them look brand new
Thanks for giving a review regarding to this shoe cleaners available from the market. This is want we need to see what brand is the best. You’re the best bro!
I've been using dawn dish soap, warm water and a medium brush for years and it does the trick just fine. So imo yeah sneaker cleaners aren't really a necessity unless you juat like nice packaging and brand recognition.
I literally have white shoes that are 10 plus years old (don’t wear them all that much) that look close to new. That I have washed with nothing more than dish soap, shampoo or whatever soap I have. And a good brush and drying towel. I think all these products are a scam… Waste of $20-$30. When you can buy a bottle of soap at the dollar store and do the same thing. Just get a good set of brushes. 🤷♂️
I’m guessing what the shoe cleaners really offer other than a good cleaning is also conditioning the materials for normal real life wear . Although this was an excellent video it was a bit on the extreme side and I don’t think people would normally get their shoes this dirty in one day lol .. great video bro keep up the great work
Man I hate walking through the mall and trying to avoid those shoe cleaning dudes. Every one of them wearing panda dunks, got the nerve to yell to me across the mall “Yo Fire Red 4s, come over here and let me holla at you for a quick sec!” Boy I unDS’d these today you better let me be 😂😂😂
I’ve used the fz-150 and it’s cleaned very great everytime. I’m not sure how you cleaned but fz-150 works everytime and is basically a miracle solution.
I watched those videos of shoe cleaning stuff, and I'm not convinced, using detergent is definitely good enough and safe toour kicks' materials. Been using detergent and toothbrush for decades. (Early 2000s). Great job by the way. This is indeed an eye opener. Keep it up.
I personally always enjoyed Jason Marxx. Years ago i purchased for over $100 the complete Reshoevn8r kit. The shoe trees probably held most value along with the brushes. I dont find cleaning solution essential at all. Most do have a nice foam. But there is a good chance ill never spend my money on a sneaker cleaner again. Trying different soaps is the fun of it for me.
My best solution to clean sneakers that so far have worked for me all the time is: detergent with toothpaste. Mix both together and the results are insane
Also if you like my buddy who would often wear his Timberlands to the pub and spill beverages all over his lovely nubuck leather shoes. As I'm sure we all know nubuck is notorious for being impossible to clean so when they get really bad hit him with a bit of fine grit sandpaper. just don't work the stitches too much, you just wanna take the very thin layer off the top and underneath will be beautiful.
Fz150 is a good general cleaner. Just like most others. Not a fan of the staged/ fake videos. Like the one where he insinuated a pair of orange lobsters were skated but they didn’t have a single scuff on them. Or the video where he cleaned a pair of sport blue 3s and the elephant print was completely different in the first and final shots. Don’t get me wrong, he’s great at marketing but I’m just not a fan of giving people false hope, like it’ll work miracles and get rid of actual scuffs
Never used shoe cleaners before as I’m someone who just accepts that shoes get dirty and ruined but now that I have some shoes I care about I bought the fz150 kit. It genuinely works really well maybe it’s not the best but I wouldn’t know but for my shoes I couldn’t be happier! I saved myself a hundred and fifty bucksss
I agree. Reshoev8r’s YT channel for example uses new sneakers which usually have a few mud stains which are blatantly placed there. They should ask for donatations for the worlds most filthy and old sneakers and try revive them. I know for a fact they won’t be able to.
Shoe cleaners are not meant for cleaning heavy stains. I've personally used different shoe cleaners including detergents. From my experience, their advantage over detergents is they clean your shoes using milder chemicals yet more efficiently than detergents, without using too much water, and finishing it off by just wiping out with a microfiber cloth - no water rinsing needed, without an evidence of white soap residues after.
I got the basic rejuvenator kit and I've got 10 pair of shoes mostly Jordan all Nike the only thing I would suggest is maybe getting a bigger bottle of the solution because as you said the doctor phone you could really smell the chemicals the rejuvenator is all natural you can drink it and won't get sick ! All in all I've cleaned 5 pr.s so far! Didn't get the laundry bag. I think that would help a lot!
Yeah I got the full rejuven8r kit with the laundry bad and detergent pods it does make a huge difference…If u don’t wanna do all that FZ150 did a great job and it conditioned my Bred 4s really well
Legit video bro! Would be amazing if you try the special creams for sole yellowing vs peroxide you could thrift maybe 3 pairs of af1 with yellow sole or any other sneaker and test
Awesome test and I just saved myself 150 bucs. I always use detergent before the sneaker craze and only specialized cleaner I ever bought was to clean Ugg boots...but for cheap sneakers detergent with a nice soft brush is all it takes.
I’ve used Jason’s and it does the job it all depends how you clean them and also if you’re using the right brush. Some brushes doesn’t work well with every shoes and also the insole should always be removed, another item I’ve used is a microfiber to brush the shoes like the 350’s v2.
I put mine in the washing machine on a 40c with biological detergent. I pop some towels in the machine but anything that wont run will do the friction help to do the cleaning and lessens the noise.
I like Shoelada (formerly FZ150) cause the foam is more convenient just use foam and brush and wipe off. I don’t let my shoes get that bad. I use it every few weeks.
Clorox 2 for color sneakers or regular Clorox for white shoes , leave in for 2 hours depending on material and use different brushes and rinse until get the results you are looking for
Yeah man I been using tide detergent for years and is still better than any shoe cleaner or even stain remover (like Shout) that I've ever used and is like 50x cheaper than anything else. This video is 100% correct, just get a good brush and you'll be good to go with laundry detergent.
With all my shoes i use soap and a toothbrush. Then to finish off i put some Kiwi quick dry sneaker cleaner on and wipe them dry. That stuff leaves a nice shine on leather 😊
U were supposed to use a canvas type shoe like vans or a suede type shoe… when u dirty all leather shoes like that its super easy to clean even with dawn soap and water it comes off 😂🫵🏽
Bro...some constructive criticism : Its only only about how clean the final result was. U could/should have rated how enjoyable or hard was the cleaning experience itself.
Remove your shoelaces, insert your shoes and laces into a pillow sheet. Tie the pillow sheet off. Throw shoes laces and tide pillow sheet in washer with two towels, some soap hot water. Thing. When done, remove from washer, set them out and let your shoes dry. Always works for me. Cool video though. Thanks for putting it up.
I’ve been keeping my shoes clean for 20 years and all I’ve ever used was dawn, dish soap and three different kind of brush brushes and when you can’t get the foam clean, go to the car wash and pressure wash the foam clean lol
I mean you can use dish soap to clean ur shoes. They have a lot of the same ingredients these shoe cleaners do. And I think the FZ150 didn’t work for you as well is because you just foamed one brush up and used that for the whole shoe even after you changed brushed w no cleaner on it. That might have changed the transformation a bit
You should've started by rinsing it all off with water and a light scrub, and then applying the detergent and scrubbing thoroughly for quite a bit of time. You sort of half assed it so none of them look that good. They aren't meant to rub the stuff back in, they are meant to remove it from the shoe, so if you have big chunks of mud, chocolate and hot sauce all over it then you aren't really doing much.
I think using in a washer would have helped better to pull dirt out of the stitching... Don't forget that bowl isn't gonna rinse and dilute as much as the washer can
Philips sneaker cleaner is a really goodt thing to buy and just use detergent along with it. Soak it for a while in front load detergent before you start to scrub.
A mixture of OxiClean powder, Dawn dish detergent (free and clear or platinum), warm water and a nail brush. Does the job every time!!! For white laces, same mixture with a few drops of color safe bleach.
I restore and clean sneakers. Been doing it since 5 years and here's what I've learned:
- The Cleaner is not the key product, it's the brushes and rinsing, rinsing and even more rinsing:
I personally use 3 to 4 brushes. A soft one, a medium one and a stiff and brass bristled one for the soles. For tougher stains, a magic eraser works wonders. Rinse the shoe, once you're done with one brush. Once I'm done with the entire shoe, I rinse it under the shower, with a lot of pressure and squeeze out the water of the sock liner material 2-3 times. Washing machine is optional. Ps: I use castile soap (1 L on amazon = 12 bucks. Can use it for about 100 pairs)
- Different materials need different approaches of stain removal. F.e. if you have a canvas shoe, you need to do a ton of rinsing. Dirt can reaaaally sink deep down into the canvas material and needs to be lifted. If you don't want to rinse your shoe for about an hour, you can clean it normally, put it into the washing machine and wrap it in toilet paper afterwards. The leftover crud will rise up into the toilet paper.
This is just my approach of cleaning sneakers. You don't need to spend 20-50$ or more on cleaning supplies. Time and patience is key here. And I know it's a lot, I know hahaha. But that's just how I do things and my customers come back every time. Just wanted to to leave you guys with some advice here and it's up to you, if you wanna take it. :)
Like my comment so I can come back to this
What's your approach for cleaning suede shoes?
Fz150 is superior nothing is touching it
@@JaredEvans Brushing off the visible dirt first. Then more brushing with a brass bristle brush. Timberlands are easy to clean like that. A Suede eraser can work for tougher stains. If needed, you can clean them with some castile soap after that, but always shake off the water from the brush. Too much water can cause the suede to bleed. Once it is dry, get a medium or brass bristled brush and reset the nap of the suede. Done. :)
Some more tips: If you have access to a compressed air gun, you can blow off the dirt, after brushing the visible dirt off. And in some cases, you can use 600-800 grid sand paper for really tough stains and scratches.
I got a FZ150 kit as a gift not long ago, that stuff is magic. I use it on my fitted New Era hats as well, comes out great every damn time. FZ150 is legit.
You could use castille soap and get better results for 1/8 of the money
Yep , great on new era fittee
So you're in the zone?
@@papi-shoelostop the cap.
@@papi-shoeloif you’re broke just say so 😂😅🤣😂😅🤣
When I see the foam I'm in the zone!
Let’s see if shoe doc reacts to it 😂😂
I say that to my girl too.
No, when I see the zone I’m in the foam
I just saved myself a 150 bucks
Hahahah love it
Moral of the story:
1.) Don't do a peppa pig with good shoes. (Don't play in the mud)
2.) Don't put Sriracha on your shoes.
3.) Don't put Prime energy drinks on your shoes.
This was kind of a pointless experiment because you didn’t exactly use the cleaners like they’re designed to be used. By leaving all the crap all over the sneakers when you start, you’re essentially just mashing it all back in. You should have started by (again) washing off all of the extra mud, chocolate, coffee, hot sauce… that way the cleaners are going what they’re designed to do… work on the surface level dirt and stains. The first thing these cleaners tell you to do is remove all the extra gunk and dry brush the shoe to remove everything but the stains before cleaning. All you did was point out that if you clean gunk WITH gunk, you’ll still always have gunk.
even if you do all that , the results would be kind of the same. Cuz detergent is also as good. Paying extra for shoe cleaner is not at all necessary.
Detergent will still win though😂
Exactly, the tool doesn’t matter
@@ryanlusanta5124 Would it though? I’ve watched those shoe cleaning vids by reshoevn8r and they can get those shoes looking brand new. All Elliot did was make them about 80% clean and call it a draw. I’m curious what the end result would have looked like for each had he cleaned them properly. That’s why I said this was a pointless experiment.
you are right but that point its irrelevant to this video, just use what you have guys.
Great video, the problem is that normal day to day sneakers get dirty not from those stuff, its those little dirts that stick to the shoe for months, and get in the sneaker, and that its super hard to get out, if u try to clean mud that has been on the shoe for 1hr its would be easier, maybe try with shoes u have really worn for couple months and went to party with or something that has creases, and see the real results! :)
That what I'm saying! We need another review with those hard stains that been on there for months! I can step in mud and clean that off like nothing
As someone who purchased Jason Markk, Reshoevn8r and Crep over the years, I can say that dish soap/detergent + baking soda is easily as good if not better than paying $$ for said products. When I was 10 years younger I was so scared of dishsoap "damaging" my precious sneakers so I went on buying expsnive cleaners when they are just condensed soap themselves.
People don't realize most sneakers (barring some suede ones) can just be tossed into washer with gentle cycle and won't get damaged.
dish soap is harsh, i used to use it when i was younger, its bad because it drys out leather and nubuck, it also causes the glue at midsole seams to turn a nasty yellow, jason mark and resh8ner dont do that.
Good to know
@@airtec87except most shoes barely have leather anymore. Most have very low quality leather and tons of plastic finishing on top. And all that nubuck is fake too.
Took your advice, threw my Louboutins in the washer. I'm pissed
@@InTheMindOfficial throwing a real leather sneaker into the washer won't ruin them after one wash. Nice try though.
You are supposed to rinse dirt and other stuff first and apply the cleaner after so cleaner can work on shoe surface rather then rubbing the dirt more into sneakers
Uhhh
I think hes noob
From my eyes I thought the reshoev8ner was the winner (by a pretty small margin) but it came with three brushes and the stains had the least amount of time to set in so it probably doesn't mean much if anything. I'd guess investing in a few brushes is the best way to go!
I was thinking that too
100% agree. Brushes will play a big role with what you’re trying to scrub and what surface/material you’re scrubbing.
Bro can’t even clean shoes right💀💀
That’s what am saying bro he was scrubing it like someone with parkynson
😂
Scrubbing like he has girly hands 💀
He was supposed to rinse it then scrub it off with the chemicals…. These kids have no idea wtf they doing
Was looking for this reply hahaha this guy doesn’t know how to clean shoes. He Did the brands wrong
I have tried multiple and fz150 is the best so far especially if you follow directions
@PakiCrown bro fz150 would destroy soap don’t buy soap and save yourself 150 bucks
@PakiCrownnot really I tried many fz 150 is the best
I use straight hand soap liquid, soft-medium brush, melanine sponge (aka magic eraser) and micro fiber towel. After cleaning, my shoes look like brand new every time.
1. Rinse the shoe
2. Add some hand soap liquid with little water, just to make good foam, then use the brush and start scrubbing
3. Wipe all the dirty foam
4. Rinse the shoe
5. Use magic eraser for mid sole and upper to remove any left over dirt or stains
6. Rinse the shoe again
done.
The shoelaces, just the same: add some water with liquid soap in a cup, let the shoelaces in there for 1 - 2 min to soak, then with a lot of foam, was them by hand for 30 seconds, rinse and they're white, brand new.
Don't buy any "special" kits... you're paying only for the brand and for those bottles with liquid soap that may or not contain some chemicals to make your shoe look 5% better than using normal liquid soap.
Just buy 1 or 2 decent brushes and you're done.
Elliot just saved himself 150 bucks!
nice one@dermagere
Meanwhile...... he spent 150$ on shoes, brushes and cleaner lol😅
@dermagere fr
He saved us $150 buuuuucks
Times 5
I've used Scrubbing bubbles bathroom cleaner on ALL of my sneakers for years and it works great! That with hot water and a dish towel, cleans bottoms and fabrics too. The key to keeping icy bottoms clear also is to clean them with EACH wear and rinse with hot water.. Free game.
After being cleaned they're not stained, they are 'reimagined' according to Nike.
😂 facts
💀 real bro
🤣🤣🤣
Dude barely scrubbed any of the pairs lol
Watch out! The sneaker cleaning industry is gunning for Elliot. We must protect him!!
Damn is big sneaker cleaner coming??👀
@@elliotpage_when you do that much damage you got to use the sneaker cleaners laundry kit but not all of brands have a kit, cleaning it alone won’t do the job
@@elliotpage_ nah shoe doc gonna foam you up brudda
Yeah
Protect this man at all cost
Damn, I really appreciate it bro you save me from the FZ150 I was thinking of buying. I kinda clean my shoes with shampoo/degreaser at home & tbh they don’t come out bad & I clean them pretty good. I wanted to try FZ150 due to the promotional videos but you saved me from it. Much appreciated 🙏🏼
are yall actually cleaning these shoes fr or wat ? fz150 is great ive had plenty resales on shoes
I have fz150 and it works great. You really need to scrub the shit out of shoes with stains as bad as these. In the case of this video, I’m positive (all) the shoes would have looked better with some more elbow grease. Dish soap or detergent will Forsure work, but I like supporting fz150. Also, it’s safe on all colors and materials. When I see the foam I’m in my zone
He didn’t clean the shoes right before applying FZ150. He didn’t pre wash the gunk like it says to do
@@daytripping So you say you tried FZ150 and pure curiosity how does it work when painting the white button of shoes?
He used all of these poorly only relying on the solution rather than getting that gunk off first so it straight up just mixed into the materials
People might think you're cleaning it wrong (no shoetree, no wiping, etc.). The real test is to collab with Theshowlorios, VickAlmighty, Jason Markk. same shoes, 5 different people. make it a series/episode if you can't invite them.
Yeah honestly I was thinking the same thing. I mean obviously he isn’t going to put in 100% effort to take lots of time and really get into the small areas to clean the shoes, but I feel like because of that the results were skewed.
@@aadesignscustomsthe cleaning order also effected the results, if it really did take 10-20 min per shoe then the ones cleaned later had longer for the dirt to set in
That’s gonna earn damn views too.
I'm so pleased no expensive sneakers were harmed in the making of this video.
I'm not, I wanted to see AF1s, Jordan 1 Carnage.
@@elmaster6207 same lol
For fz150 he’s says if it’s like that bad then you have to rinse them off first and it might take a few washes ( with fz150) to make them look brand new
Thanks for giving a review regarding to this shoe cleaners available from the market. This is want we need to see what brand is the best. You’re the best bro!
I've been using dawn dish soap, warm water and a medium brush for years and it does the trick just fine. So imo yeah sneaker cleaners aren't really a necessity unless you juat like nice packaging and brand recognition.
Ive been wanting to mix the F150 with the Resho8 cleaner and see what happens. I want the foam but the resho8 is the best Ive used so far
i can see genuine fun and passion in this video. this was really informative. keep it up!
I literally have white shoes that are 10 plus years old (don’t wear them all that much) that look close to new. That I have washed with nothing more than dish soap, shampoo or whatever soap I have. And a good brush and drying towel. I think all these products are a scam… Waste of $20-$30. When you can buy a bottle of soap at the dollar store and do the same thing. Just get a good set of brushes. 🤷♂️
this is an amazing segment elliot. it really shows your creativity with sneaker content. this content was truly a banger - hope you get 1M subs soon!
Ayy thank you so much!❤️🔥🙏
I wasent sure at first until you put on the white coat so thank you for that😊
I’ve only used the reshoevenator and fz150 and the fz150 is the only cleaner that I think works on shoes and it is better then laundry detergent
fz150 is not that good
You just were in the zone bro
@@pranay4059How do you know?
@@pranay4059l zo
Dude doesnt know how to wash shoes
I’m guessing what the shoe cleaners really offer other than a good cleaning is also conditioning the materials for normal real life wear . Although this was an excellent video it was a bit on the extreme side and I don’t think people would normally get their shoes this dirty in one day lol .. great video bro keep up the great work
That was my first thought people do not get they shoes this freaking filthy.
@@rosalindgentry6633 not only that, he didn't brush off the excess. That is a must or else you are just mixing in the excess dirt back into the shoe
You forgot to say that you just saved yourself a hundred fifty bucks
Just to get this type of sneaker content from you says a lot. Keep up the great work!
Can't wait to see the in Shoe DOC do his version of this test to put FZ150 in a better light. 🎩🔥
Man I hate walking through the mall and trying to avoid those shoe cleaning dudes. Every one of them wearing panda dunks, got the nerve to yell to me across the mall “Yo Fire Red 4s, come over here and let me holla at you for a quick sec!” Boy I unDS’d these today you better let me be 😂😂😂
When they call out my shoe I say “That’s what these are? Cool and keep walking”
@@5lhorse476 oh I like that. That’s good
Lol they tried to get me when wearing my black cat 4s for the second time and they still look brand new. I said look at my shoes bro, I'm good ✌️
I’ve used the fz-150 and it’s cleaned very great everytime. I’m not sure how you cleaned but fz-150 works everytime and is basically a miracle solution.
I watched those videos of shoe cleaning stuff, and I'm not convinced, using detergent is definitely good enough and safe toour kicks' materials. Been using detergent and toothbrush for decades. (Early 2000s).
Great job by the way. This is indeed an eye opener. Keep it up.
Wonderful concept & a video I'm personally glad someone did. Thanks for the great content!!! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
You should do one of these but for Sneaker Prtotector Sprays
I personally always enjoyed Jason Marxx. Years ago i purchased for over $100 the complete Reshoevn8r kit. The shoe trees probably held most value along with the brushes. I dont find cleaning solution essential at all. Most do have a nice foam. But there is a good chance ill never spend my money on a sneaker cleaner again. Trying different soaps is the fun of it for me.
Fz150 fan boys are gonna be mad with this one
Lowkey kinda salt bruh 😮😅😂
"Cheap labour" got me💀😂😂
When you want your shoes to be fixed, FZ150 does the trick 😉
And when I see the foam, I’m in my zone
Wow I just saved myself 150 bucks
Loved you in Juno bro!
i think it really would be an important test in suede but for this one definitely detergent
Great video and well needed
My best solution to clean sneakers that so far have worked for me all the time is: detergent with toothpaste. Mix both together and the results are insane
Just on white?
Toothpaste and baking soda is a good one. The grittiness helps breakdown a bit more dirt.
you just save myself a 18-35 bucks
Also if you like my buddy who would often wear his Timberlands to the pub and spill beverages all over his lovely nubuck leather shoes. As I'm sure we all know nubuck is notorious for being impossible to clean so when they get really bad hit him with a bit of fine grit sandpaper. just don't work the stitches too much, you just wanna take the very thin layer off the top and underneath will be beautiful.
You didn’t use the fz150 correct
It is not only the products, it is important how you use them, of cousrse there are some tricks that the shoe cleaners know but you don't.
You just saved your self $150 bucks
i think you just do it the first time in your entire life cleaning a shoes 😂😂😂
Fz150 is a good general cleaner. Just like most others. Not a fan of the staged/ fake videos. Like the one where he insinuated a pair of orange lobsters were skated but they didn’t have a single scuff on them. Or the video where he cleaned a pair of sport blue 3s and the elephant print was completely different in the first and final shots. Don’t get me wrong, he’s great at marketing but I’m just not a fan of giving people false hope, like it’ll work miracles and get rid of actual scuffs
Ngl i think a lot of it is just repainting the shoes to look new
I like this video. Great alternative to what is usually posted. Helps folks realize whether any of these products are worth it
When I made a video saying Fz150 really doesn’t work the fanboys had a lot to say. I wonder if they’re going to do the same with you
Never used shoe cleaners before as I’m someone who just accepts that shoes get dirty and ruined but now that I have some shoes I care about I bought the fz150 kit. It genuinely works really well maybe it’s not the best but I wouldn’t know but for my shoes I couldn’t be happier! I saved myself a hundred and fifty bucksss
Bro barley know to wash shoes
Shoe doc be like “he…he just umm faked it yea yea he he just faked it"
God Our Father can do whatever he wants !❤😊 0:33
I agree. Reshoev8r’s YT channel for example uses new sneakers which usually have a few mud stains which are blatantly placed there. They should ask for donatations for the worlds most filthy and old sneakers and try revive them. I know for a fact they won’t be able to.
Dude used ZERO elbow grease cleaning these shoes.
Finally. Ive been waiting for this kind of video
Shoe cleaners are not meant for cleaning heavy stains. I've personally used different shoe cleaners including detergents. From my experience, their advantage over detergents is they clean your shoes using milder chemicals yet more efficiently than detergents, without using too much water, and finishing it off by just wiping out with a microfiber cloth - no water rinsing needed, without an evidence of white soap residues after.
I got the basic rejuvenator kit and I've got 10 pair of shoes mostly Jordan all Nike the only thing I would suggest is maybe getting a bigger bottle of the solution because as you said the doctor phone you could really smell the chemicals the rejuvenator is all natural you can drink it and won't get sick ! All in all I've cleaned 5 pr.s so far! Didn't get the laundry bag. I think that would help a lot!
Yeah I got the full rejuven8r kit with the laundry bad and detergent pods it does make a huge difference…If u don’t wanna do all that FZ150 did a great job and it conditioned my Bred 4s really well
Legit video bro! Would be amazing if you try the special creams for sole yellowing vs peroxide you could thrift maybe 3 pairs of af1 with yellow sole or any other sneaker and test
Them wearing brand new clean clothes & white socks jumping in the mud made me mad lol
Awesome test and I just saved myself 150 bucs. I always use detergent before the sneaker craze and only specialized cleaner I ever bought was to clean Ugg boots...but for cheap sneakers detergent with a nice soft brush is all it takes.
I’ve used Jason’s and it does the job it all depends how you clean them and also if you’re using the right brush. Some brushes doesn’t work well with every shoes and also the insole should always be removed, another item I’ve used is a microfiber to brush the shoes like the 350’s v2.
I put mine in the washing machine on a 40c with biological detergent. I pop some towels in the machine but anything that wont run will do the friction help to do the cleaning and lessens the noise.
I like Shoelada (formerly FZ150) cause the foam is more convenient just use foam and brush and wipe off. I don’t let my shoes get that bad. I use it every few weeks.
POV when shoe dr sees the video: You weren’t in the zoneeeee
I switched to NU antidote. Works like a charm in whitening white leathers and making the white and icy soles whiter and icy respectively.
Straight cutting fz150 sales with this video lol I’m in the zone
Supposed to wipe the foam off with a cloth. It’s the same thing with upholstery. Why it works better? I have no idea but it really does
Good toothbrush and laundry detergent always did the trick for me besides, I’ve never let my shoes get that messy…
"I just saved myself a 150 buucks"
Clorox 2 for color sneakers or regular Clorox for white shoes , leave in for 2 hours depending on material and use different brushes and rinse until get the results you are looking for
Yeah man I been using tide detergent for years and is still better than any shoe cleaner or even stain remover (like Shout) that I've ever used and is like 50x cheaper than anything else. This video is 100% correct, just get a good brush and you'll be good to go with laundry detergent.
With all my shoes i use soap and a toothbrush. Then to finish off i put some Kiwi quick dry sneaker cleaner on and wipe them dry. That stuff leaves a nice shine on leather 😊
The problem with detergents is that they are not compatible with all materials, such as suede, which can be severely damaged!
U were supposed to use a canvas type shoe like vans or a suede type shoe… when u dirty all leather shoes like that its super easy to clean even with dawn soap and water it comes off 😂🫵🏽
Bro...some constructive criticism :
Its only only about how clean the final result was. U could/should have rated how enjoyable or hard was the cleaning experience itself.
Remove your shoelaces, insert your shoes and laces into a pillow sheet. Tie the pillow sheet off. Throw shoes laces and tide pillow sheet in washer with two towels, some soap hot water. Thing. When done, remove from washer, set them out and let your shoes dry. Always works for me. Cool video though. Thanks for putting it up.
I’ve been keeping my shoes clean for 20 years and all I’ve ever used was dawn, dish soap and three different kind of brush brushes and when you can’t get the foam clean, go to the car wash and pressure wash the foam clean lol
I mean you can use dish soap to clean ur shoes. They have a lot of the same ingredients these shoe cleaners do. And I think the FZ150 didn’t work for you as well is because you just foamed one brush up and used that for the whole shoe even after you changed brushed w no cleaner on it. That might have changed the transformation a bit
You should've started by rinsing it all off with water and a light scrub, and then applying the detergent and scrubbing thoroughly for quite a bit of time. You sort of half assed it so none of them look that good. They aren't meant to rub the stuff back in, they are meant to remove it from the shoe, so if you have big chunks of mud, chocolate and hot sauce all over it then you aren't really doing much.
I think using in a washer would have helped better to pull dirt out of the stitching... Don't forget that bowl isn't gonna rinse and dilute as much as the washer can
bro the sound effects putting that chocolate on was horrendous lmao
This is really interesting! Thank you for this!
Face slapping every hyped shoe cleaner😂 legendary❤❤❤
Can you make a video on how to clean the yellow midsole? Like ultraboost or something. Thanks!
Fz 150 sale some kind of gel for that! Look it up
Did the mexican penguin accent while using his product 🤣🤣😂😂😂
Looks like Elliot didn’t save himself $150 bucks!
Mira nomas que shoe-lada 😎
For the stitching you have to get sneaker white, and Fz150 is the best if you actually clean the shoe correctly
Peppa Pig “I love jumping in muddy puddles!”
Them:
Need 1 more time foam to get on the zoom 😂😂
Philips sneaker cleaner is a really goodt thing to buy and just use detergent along with it. Soak it for a while in front load detergent before you start to scrub.
A mixture of OxiClean powder, Dawn dish detergent (free and clear or platinum), warm water and a nail brush. Does the job every time!!! For white laces, same mixture with a few drops of color safe bleach.
Oxyclean bleeds some color so I'm careful to use it.