Whether we're talking snazzy sneakers or summer sandals, they're bound to get dirty at some point. Clean them easily with ...

Would you send your tennis shoes to the dry cleaner? Two brothers wanted to keep their small collection of sports shoes clean and in good condition at all times, so it occurred to them that they could ...

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Warm-ish weather has arrived, and with it an itch to dig through your closet and purge anything that isn’t a pair of swim trunks or a white tee. After a year of trying to fill our homes with things ...

1. Wet an old toothbrush and apply white non-gel toothpaste to them. 2. Wet the shoe and scrub with the toothpaste and brush working on the dirty areas. 3. This will start the stain removal process. 4 ...

Dominique Worthen is helping Memphis put its best foot forward, one clean sneaker at a time. His business, Snkrr Bar, specializes in cleaning, restoring and customizing sneakers to give them a ...