Stain Removal Savior [White Sneaker Cleansing Powder] 50g Cleansing Powder for Fabric Shoes, Clothes, and Material Yellowing

https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/52125915150_5a7e5aa838_b.jpg https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/52124391052_5947eaef06_b.jpg https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/52352149504_777c1ae3d4_b.jpg **Cleansing Powder does not offer international shipping.** **White sneakers** tend to yellow after getting wet, especially after rain or cleaning. Clothes stored away for a long time at home can also develop yellow stains. These troublesome issues have puzzled the Little Flower team after numerous experiments, leaving the exact cause unclear. Q: Which expert can tell us why yellow stains appear? 🤔 - Little Flower's Tainan experiment: Water in the studio does not cause white sneakers to yellow. - Little Flower's Taipei experiment: Rainwater causes white sneakers to yellow. - A customer's experiment from another location: Tap water at home causes white sneakers to yellow. - Similar phenomena are common in white canvas shoes of different brands. A: The current suggestion is that if you are concerned about white sneakers yellowing when wet, perhaps white sneakers are not for you 🙅‍♀️. If you absolutely love white sneakers, we invite you to try the 'Cleansing Powder' washing method developed by Little Flower. ・ **White Sneaker Cleansing Powder:** Ingredients: Sodium Percarbonate, approximately 50g (enough for about four pairs of shoes) Origin: Taiwan ・ **Key Steps for Addressing Yellow Stains:** 1. First, remove general dirt and dust from the fabric using a standard cleaning method. 2. Prepare your tools: 1. A clean cloth 2. A soft-bristled toothbrush 3. A glass container for dissolving the cleansing powder 3. Begin cleaning: 1. Place a cloth inside the shoe to prevent the genuine leather insole from getting wet during cleaning. 2. In a glass container, dissolve about one bottle cap's worth of cleansing powder in three bottle caps' worth of warm water (do not use an iron container). 3. Using a soft brush (a toothbrush will also work), dip it into the diluted cleaner and gently brush it onto the yellow stains on the fabric until the material is thoroughly dampened. Then, use a tissue to gently pat the fabric to absorb the dissolved yellow stain wastewater. 4. Let it sit for 1 hour. The yellow stains will gradually fade. Repeat this process 3-4 times until the yellow stains are completely removed. 5. Dip the toothbrush in clean water and gently brush the fabric to remove any remaining cleaner residue. 6. Use kitchen paper towels or a dry cloth to absorb moisture from the shoe surface. Place the shoes in a well-ventilated indoor area and use a fan for rapid drying (a cool, air-conditioned room is ideal). It is crucial to air dry them in the shade and avoid direct sunlight. P.S. The method above is the result of Little Flower's repeated personal testing, which can remove yellow stains from white footwear. If you have any questions during use, please feel free to inquire on our Facebook fan page. For shoe cleaning, we still recommend seeking professional shoe cleaning services as the best option.