The Boot Buddy Shoe & Boot Cleaner Brush - Shoes Cleaning Kit - Cleans Any Shoe Including Walking & Hiking Boots, Golf Shoes, Football Boots, Wellies & General Outdoor Footwear & Equipment in Minutes

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Your boots should be wiped off with a damp cloth. Your first choice of cleaning solution should be warm water. If properly maintained, sports equipment can last for many years, but general wear and tear could reduce the life of your boot wipers. When not in use, keep your boots in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Avoid leaving them in a damp or humid environment, as this can cause mold or mildew to form on the boots.

Harrod manufactured Boot Wipers are designed, developed and built in Lowestoft and have been installed in a wide range of clubs, schools and professional teams including Norwich City FC. They are available in a wide range of designs including innovative angled wipers for between one and four people.If you’ve made the mistake of leaving the boots for a few days without cleaning, you may find that the dried dirt won’t come off easily. At this point, you’ll want something a bit stronger than warm water.

If there are any stubborn dirt spots, use a soft brush to scrub out the dirt. An old toothbrush is a great choice here. Perfect for a wide variety of facilities, including sports clubs and schools, this freestanding boot wiper is a convenient option due to its compact size. The 3ft (0.9m) high shoe cleaner is self-weighted in design, meaning that there is no need for the unit to be permanently bolted into the ground. Assembly of the stand alone boot scraper is incredibly easy, providing you with a piece of premium quality ground equipment which is deceptively low-maintenance. Use a softer brush or toothbrush, lukewarm water, and mild detergent to clean the top of the boots without scrubbing too hard. Excessive scrubbing may damage the surface of the rugby boot. Designed to be concreted straight into the ground, Multi Boot Wipers are available in 4 widths as a 1,2,3 or 4 person station. Multi boot wipers are 1m high. Remove any dirt, grass or mud with a soft-bristled brush or a damp cloth. Don't use any harsh chemicals or abrasive materials as these can damage the material of the boots.Charcoal is basically just superheated carbon– the very solidly burnt bits, if you will. Besides all of those rad, tasty things we just chatted about, charcoal can also totally be used to successfully and easily deodorize stinky shoes in a snap. The sole of your smelly rugby cleats is a perfect harbor for this stank-producing bacteria, meaning that a perfect solution for your funky footwear could include taking on those stinky soles. Replacing the sole of shoes that have gotten just a bit too rank (once again, it’s totally natural) can be a really simple and rather effective way to deodorize the whole set of shoes. Small moves for big, great-smelling gains, am I right?!