How to Easily Get Rid of Stubborn Mud Stains on Slippers
Slippers are a comfortable way of keeping your feet warm and cosy. But what happens when you get mud stains on them? Here's how you can remove those unsightly stains so that your slippers look as good as new.
Updated 27 Jun 2023
By Matej Kramberger
Step 1: Scrape off the Excess Mud
Begin by scraping off any excess mud from the slipper surface using a blunt knife or a spoon. Take care not to damage the material of the slipper.
Step 2: Rinse Slipper
Using cool water, rinse the slipper in order to remove any remaining dirt and debris. Make sure that all traces of mud have been removed before proceeding to the next step.
Step 3: Apply a Solution
If the mud stain is still visible, make a paste using a mixture of detergent powder and warm water. Apply the paste onto the stained area and let it sit for 10 minutes. Use a damp cloth to rub away paste.
Step 4: Wipe with a Clean Cloth
Once the stain has been removed, dip a clean cloth in lukewarm water and wipe away the remaining soap residue. You may also want to use a brush at this stage to ensure that you remove all traces of dirt.
Step 5: Air Dry the Slippers
Finally, lay the slipper out on a flat surface and allow it to air-dry completely. Do not attempt to speed up the drying process using a hairdryer or any other heat source, as this may damage the material of slipper.
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