Because Crocs are all-terrain shoes, they’re inclined to get really dirty. Especially if, like me, you have a favorite pair that happens to be white! … After trying various ways to clean them, I’m now able to let you know what you can and shouldn’t do to get your Crocs squeaky clean again.

How do you clean white Crocs?

The answer is yes! For lined Crocs clogs and other styles with fuzz, the linings are not removable so it is recommended to gently clean with warm water and mild soap to remove dirt, debris or stains. Allow to air dry completely.

Why are my white Crocs turning orange?

The culprit for turning your shoes orange is a lawn disease called Lawn Rust. This disease is a result of stress on the lawn and a lack of nitrogen in the plant. This is what is giving your shoes an orange tint from walking through the grass.

Can you bleach white Crocs?

Find a mild soap or dish detergent and squirt or pour a small amount in a bucket of warm water. You can also put a stopper in the sink and use the sink to clean your Crocs. If your Crocs are really dirty, you can add bleach to the water by filling up the bleach container’s cap with bleach and mixing it into the water.

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