Cleaning Uggs

How to clean Uggs

Single layered sheepskin Ugg boots where the leather skin is on the outside and the wool fleece can be worn without socks whereas synthetic fur will make your feet perspire heavily and make your feet ice-cold in winter. Synthetics develop an odor quickly. Uggs au natural are not like that; it takes lotsa time for odor to build up. With genuine sheepskin your feet do not perspire much, stay warm in winter, air-conditioned in summer. Men's collection for sheepskin boots, casual shoes, cozy slippers and stylish sandals. Womens Uggs! Sheepskin casual type footwear.

Cleaning Sheepskin: Washing UGGs With Woolite in a Washing Machine

If you don't mind the color fading a little off your UGGs, you can wash them in a washing machine. Use very cold water and a few tee shirts so they don't knock around and also act like scrubbers, and put your washing machine on a light-duty cycle for 10-15 minutes. Add Woolite. Do NOT use any other soap.

Pull out the boots at the end of the cycle and if needed, do a soft hand scrub with a little more Woolite with an old toothbrush or nail brush on the surface of the sheepskin swede where there may be some stains or dirt encrusted.

Place back in the wash machine and rinse and spin-dry.

When you pull out your Uggs, put soda bottles into the shaft to keep the damp boots upright and let them dry in a warm place. Check from time to time so the leather isn't puckering. If it is, gently push and tug to keep the look of the boot.

Ensure equal drying by making the boot is equally wet so there is no water line.

After they are dry you'll want to brush the suede with a soft brush to get the pile up and soften up the looks of the outer surface. Remember to re-apply the waterproofing spray.

Using cold water keeps the fading at a minimum due to washing and from using Woolite. Uggs will stretch with wear. A good fitting pair should fit snug and not too tight.

Deodorize Ugg Boots
After the boot is dried use a mixture of baking soda and corn flour to deodorize and soften the inside of the boots. Take 2 tsp of baking powder and 2 tsp of corn flour mixed together and sprinkle them inside the boot and shake the dust around the bottom. Let them stay overnight and shake out the excess in the morning.