White Ecco Bioms

[Qwerty]

Any owners out there?? If so how on earth do you clean them?

Ive made the mistake of wearing them in some poor conditions over the last 12 months and I've found the leather is so soft that the Dirt/mud is almost ingrained and I'm struggling to Clean them up.

Any advice? Other than buy some more

 

[Odvan]

I had mine on at Pleasington, Dave. Admittedly, I haven't worn them in any muddy conditions yet but already can see the creases in the leather getting slightly grubby - guess some TLC is needed from an early stage to keep it at bay but your right, a different winter shoe is probably the way to go. They're bloody comfy though!!

If you haven't already very warm soapy water perhaps, allow to dry naturally and repeat....and repeat....and repeat....It's all I'm going to do although I'm sure I also got some of that whitener stuff when I bought em.

 

[patricks148]

Any owners out there?? If so how on earth do you clean them?

Ive made the mistake of wearing them in some poor conditions over the last 12 months and I've found the leather is so soft that the Dirt/mud is almost ingrained and I'm struggling to Clean them up.

Any advice? Other than buy some more

Ive been giving mine a wipe over with a baby wipe after i wear them, a tip from Homer (only useful one he's posted IMO)

But they are soft white leather so going to get dirty.

 

[Qwerty]

I had mine on at Pleasington, Dave. Admittedly, I haven't worn them in any muddy conditions yet but already can see the creases in the leather getting slightly grubby - guess some TLC is needed from an early stage to keep it at bay but your right, a different winter shoe is probably the way to go. They're bloody comfy though!!

If you haven't already very warm soapy water perhaps, allow to dry naturally and repeat....and repeat....and repeat....It's all I'm going to do although I'm sure I also got some of that whitener stuff when I bought em.

Thanks Matt.I should of really looked after them from the outset but I'm a bit lazy like that. They're looking a bit Rough at the moment though and considering the amount I paid for them I'm a bit gutted.

 

[Birchy]

Have you tried rubbing them with a balloon?

 

[Hacker Khan]

I made a bit of a mistake buying white TW 2013 shoes a bit ago, comfy as anything, but a bogger to clean. Lesson learned, and when I got some Ecco Biom hybrids recently I made sure I got them in black.

 

[BTatHome]

Magic sponge works for me, excellent and easy cleaning.

 

[Odvan]

Have you tried rubbing them with a balloon?

Are you Little Whit in disguise?

 

[Birchy]

Are you Little Whit in disguise?

Talk about off topic :rofl:

 

[ArnoldArmChewer]

try decorators sugar soap.

 

[AmandaJR]

Bit too late but a wet wipe after every round with my white shoes.

You could try soapy water and a nail brush and gently scrub and scrub some more. I do that every once in a while to really bring them up clean.

 

[HomerJSimpson]

Another vote for a baby wipe after the round, then let them dry off naturally. I do tend to dub them once in a while too

 

[masterosouffle]

Try Cif, works a treat

 

[triple_bogey]

I made a bit of a mistake buying white TW 2013 shoes a bit ago, comfy as anything, but a bogger to clean. Lesson learned, and when I got some Ecco Biom hybrids recently I made sure I got them in black.

I find the TW13's in white the easiest shoe to clean. Being synthetic leather, they don't crease so dirt does not ingrain. Couple of baby wipes and they gleaming.

 

[moogie]

Try Cif, works a treat

I use this too :thup:
Works a treat on my white adipures