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A Cleaning Pro's Guide: How to Get Glue Stains Out of Vans

If you're an avid fan of Vans, you know that no shoe collection is complete without them. Unfortunately, like any fabric footwear, they can get scuffed, stained, and more. One of most difficult materials to remove from shoes are glue stains. Don't worry - cleaning those unwanted glue marks off your Vans is simpler than you think.


Updated 01 Jul 2023

By Isabelle Trottier

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Step 1: Gather Your Supplies

Before you start any cleaning projects, it's important to make sure you have correct supplies at hand. You will need white vinegar, paper towels, soap-based liquid cleaner, a soft brush, cotton pads, and a non-abrasive cleaning cloth.

Step 2: Apply Vinegar

The first step is to apply white vinegar to the glue stain. White vinegar helps to break down tough stains, in this case glue. Using a paper towel, dampen it with white vinegar and then gently rub it over glue stain. Allow the vinegar to sit for a few minutes before going to Step 3.

Step 3: Use a Soap-Based Cleaner

Once the vinegar has had a chance to break down the glue stain, it's time to use a soap-based cleaner. Use a soft brush to work the cleaner into the glue stain, and then let it sit for a few minutes.

Step 4: Remove Excess

Once the glue stain has been saturated with the soap-based cleaner, use a cotton pad to remove any excess cleaner. Then, rinse the area with water to remove vinegar and cleaner solution.

Step 5: Finish Up

Finally, use a non-abrasive cloth to dry area and give your Vans a quick shine. If necessary, you can repeat Steps 2 to 4 for any stubborn glue stains that remain.

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