How To Properly Clean Timberlands

Using the cleaner bar you can gently rub the stains out.

How to properly clean timberlands. How do you properly clean suede timberland boots. I wouldn t try washing them. Give your 6 inch premium boots some tlc by buffing them back to pristine condition with our renewbuck suede and nubuck cleaner. Use the suede brush to get rid of dirt and dust. To use remove loose surface dirt with a brush or crepe bar and use a clean dry cloth to apply foam cleaner to the entire affected area then go over.

This is how you should clean your suede timberland boots. I d use a soft bristled brush and just brush the dirt off them. Purchase supplies here. The timberland company suggests the use of their nylon brush and cleaner bar which comes in their dry cleaning kit to clean leather suede or canvas shoes. Clean protect your timberlands we re always getting questions about product care and we can t say we re surprised when you love a product you want to take proper care of it.

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. I ll be teaching you how to safely clean your suede nubuck sneakers in this video. If there is a lot of mud on your boots let it dry overnight and remove as much as you can by hand. Bristles of the brush will help you remove the dirt grim and caked mud. Use wipes or a warm washcloth to clean along the outside of your boot.

Protect the floor with an old newspaper. To clean timberland boots start by removing the laces and washing them by hand with warm soapy water. If you haven t treated them with some type of waterproofing spray before wearing them and getting them dirty they ll probably. Then you will wash these laces by hand before you proceed to scrap mud or brush off any dust on your boots. To help you out we ve made some how to videos to keep your timberland products looking like new.

The process of cleaning timberlands starts by removing their laces and dipping them in clean soapy water.