SHOEBOY'SMulti Clean/Shoe Cleaner w Built-in Brush / 2.5oz Care Product, 2.5 Oz

I’ve been wearing Reebok Princess shoes for decades in both the black and white, and take really good care of them. They are cleaned and polished regularly. The Shoeboy cleaner works great on them. I like that it doesn’t take much cleaner, so the bottle lasted a long time. The brush is great for cleaning the bottom and sides of the sole.Even though I like the product, it’s pricey, and there are other household cleaners that work just as well. I’m still giving it five stars because it does work, but, at that price, I won’t be buying it.

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I tried this stuff out on a pair of shoes that were looking pretty gnarly. It did NOT take the dirt off of the white parts of the shoes despite foaming up and smelling like nasty chemicals. I used it on the entire shoe and it took the shine off of the black leather but didn't take the dirt off of the white rubber. None of the shoe looked cleaner or better.Honestly you'd be better off avoiding the harsh chemicals and using water + a Mr. Clean Magic Eraser (Costs $1.00).I tried this once and got rid of it. Useless.

I’ve always wanted to polish my shoes, and this little cleaning bottle from Shoeboy’s, which has a built-in brush at the top, was an ideal way to try it for the first time.I remember my dad’s shoe polish, which, when I was a boy, seemed so much more intricate than this product. He had a separate container for the polish (there may have been more than one polishing tin) and a rather large brush to work with. It was more like a kit with varied items, and I’m sure it did a fantastic job on his shoes. However, there’s something to be said for simplicity, and this all-in-one shoe-care cleaner is certainly easy to use.That doesn’t mean I got it right away, though. The directions that came with this product are multilingual and sparse, so I had to really use the product before getting a sense of how it worked and cleaned. What I ultimately found is that users will need to firmly press the brush downward on the shoes to get the cleaning product to come out. After that, you simply scrub away until you like how your shoes look. My shoes are a mix of faux leather and real leather, and no harm was done to them from using this cleaner, even though the bristles of the brush are firm and could potentially leave scratches.After you clean two or three shoes, you’ll notice that the brush gets darker with dirt. Luckily, most of the filth comes out with running water. The easy-to-hold bottle has 75 milliliters of fluid, and it seems like it will provide many cleanings since not a lot comes out with each application.Overall, Shoeboy’s polish did a good job with my many brown and black dress shoes, most of which I usually wear to work. Some are in better condition than others, but all of them had more luster after I finished cleaning them. This product can’t remove deep scuffs—it’s not a miracle cleaner—but it does leave a nice polish, and the brush and cleaning liquid, which foams a bit on the shoe when you use it, won’t leave marks or stains.If the solution gets overly foamy on your shoe, you can wipe it off easily with a paper towel. For the most part, it leaves a thin layer after application and doesn’t soak your shoes. With a quick brush job, the liquid disappears and your shoes are looking nicer in no time.

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