Things You Will Need
Fleece and Terrycloth Slippers
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Fill the washing machine with cold water and adjust it for a gentle cycle.
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Add detergent to the water, according to the detergent manufacturer’s directions.
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Remove any inserts or insoles you may have put in the slippers.
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Put the slippers in the washing machine.
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Close the washing machine lid and let it run the full cycle.
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Remove the shoes and place them in the dryer on low heat, until they are completely dry.
Knit, Tweed, or Sock Slippers
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Mix two drops laundry detergent with one cup of cold water. Mix until the water is sudsy.
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Dip a cloth into the soapy water and rub it over the surface of the slipper to remove dirt and debris. Rinse the cloth and apply more solution as needed.
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Let the slippers air dry. Don’t place them in direct sunlight or on a heat source, as it may change the shape.
Suede Slippers
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Soak a clean cloth in cold water. Wring out the cloth so that it is slightly damp.
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Rub the cloth over the slipper to remove surface dirt and debris. Rinse the cloth as often as needed, but always wring it out as much as possible.
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Brush the suede with a soft-bristled brush to revive the nap. Brush until the suede is dry.
The Drip Cap
- Acorn is a company that manufactures and sells.
- Fill the washing machine with cold water and adjust it for a gentle cycle.
- Remove any inserts or insoles you may have put in the slippers.
- Remove the shoes and place them in the dryer on low heat, until they are completely dry.
- Mix until the water is sudsy.