William Weir White Shoe Foam Cleaner — 100ml

Left this by the front door and finally cleaned the grey edges on my everyday trainers. Handy little bottle.

I reach for this more often than the big kit I bought last year.

The brush is useful. I still needed a cloth to pick up the loosened dirt, so keep one nearby.

Small bottle, straightforward use. Check the volume before you order if you clean lots of pairs.

A quick tidy-up before work. That's all I wanted from it.

My white shoes were looking a bit tired after the train commute. Cleaned the edges while listening to a podcast. It was oddly satisfying watching the cloth pick up the dirt.

Packed it next to my shoes for a weekend away. The small size suits my travel kit better than my usual collection of brushes.

Good little cupboard staple.

My old scuffs are still there, but the dusty film came off. Looks better without looking brand new.

I use less than I did on the first try. Too much foam just gave me more to wipe off.

Bought it for my daughter's school shoes. Used a little at a time around the rubber edges and wiped with an old towel. Much less of a production than doing the whole pair in the sink.

Got this because I kept avoiding a full shoe wash. For a few surface marks, it makes the task feel manageable.

Nice having the brush attached. I tend to lose the little separate ones.

Handy after walking through a dusty car park.

Worked on the surface dirt on my gym shoes. The mesh needed more patience than the smooth trim, which seems fair.

The brush is okay, but my deeply textured soles still need extra attention. Better for the easy-to-reach sides.

Small enough for my hallway drawer. Happy with that.

Tried it on an older pair before my nicer ones. Glad I did, because I learned how little pressure I actually needed.

I'm in a tiny dorm room and don't have space for a shoe-cleaning kit. This and a cloth fit in the same drawer. Let the shoes dry before putting them away.

Nothing fancy. Just useful.

Fine for touch-ups, less convincing on an old dark stain. I'll keep using it for the edges.

Kept my good white trainers out of the washing machine this week. I only had dirty edges, so cleaning that bit made more sense.

I put the cap back on and keep it in a basket by the door. Easier to remember to clean my shoes when the bottle is right there.

Make sure you wipe the brush area before recapping it. I forgot once and found a bit of leftover foam later.

The bottle is smaller than I pictured, in a good way.

The compact size is ideal for my little flat.

Tried a hidden spot first on my white leather trainers. No issue on my pair, then did the grubby edge. Wouldn't skip that first check on expensive shoes.

Bought one for my own shoes, then used it on my partner's white rubber soles too. We both had everyday dust rather than serious stains. Quite pleased with how much tidier they look.

Used it on my work trainers under the desk before heading home. I keep a cloth in a zip bag so I'm not hunting for paper towels.

Not a replacement for every kind of cleaning job, but handy between bigger cleans.

Does the small jobs I kept putting off.

The bottle stands up without taking over the shelf.

Canvas took two gentle passes and a proper wipe. I cleaned them on the balcony and left them out of direct sun to dry. Don't expect the foam alone to carry everything away.

Used it after a city break. The shoes still have creases, obviously, but the dull dirty edges cleaned up well.

Much easier to aim at one dirty patch than washing the whole shoe.

Needed a second pass around the heel. Didn't mind.

My son borrowed it, then actually put it back. That alone feels like a win.

I clean one shoe at a time so the foam doesn't sit around while I get distracted. Works for my routine.

Lives beside the laundry basket now. Good for the rubber sides; I still wash laces separately when they need it.

Very convenient for white rubber trim.

The brush cap clicks back into place nicely on mine.

I wanted it mainly for a set-in grass mark. It faded a little, not all the way. I'll use the rest for lighter dirt.

Some muddy marks lifted, but the yellowing on this old pair didn't disappear. Useful cleaner, just manage expectations on worn shoes.

Much more likely to do a quick clean when everything fits in one hand.

After a wet walk, I let the mud dry and brushed off the loose bits first. Then used this on the remaining marks. That worked better than trying to spread wet mud around.

A soft cloth is worth having ready. Kitchen paper left bits on my textured shoe, which was my mistake.

Simple enough to use without turning Saturday into a cleaning day.

My commute shoes look cared for again.

I like that it doesn't take up another big space under the sink.

I don't collect trainers; I just want my everyday pair to look decent. This suits that kind of maintenance.

I keep mine near my gym bag. A little foam on the sole edge, a gentle brush, then a wipe. The bottle is easy to spot so it doesn't vanish into the bottom of the bag.

Nice compact bottle. I'd like a refill option eventually.

One stubborn mark stayed. The rest looked noticeably tidier.

Bought it after spilling coffee near my shoes. Dealt with the surface mark once I'd checked the material instructions. Now I keep it with the other cleaning bits.

Bought it to rescue my white weekend shoes from the daily commute. Satisfied so far.

Easy to tuck into a drawer.

It stands neatly on the shoe rack. I only bring it down when I'm cleaning, then put it back out of reach of the kids.

The little brush is better on the shoe sides than deep inside tight grooves. Still useful for most of what I need.

Wish the bottle were a bit bigger for a household with lots of trainers. The size is great for one person though.

A simple addition to my Sunday reset.

Took the dusty look off my rubber toe caps. Nice.

I used to forget the heel edges. Having the brush right there makes it easier to go all the way around.

The wiping step made the difference for me. I used a clean corner of the cloth as I went instead of rubbing the dirt back onto the shoe. The brush got into the seam better than my cloth alone.

Let everything dry before judging the final colour. Mine looked a little darker while damp.

Not completely mess-free. Put a towel down first.

Good size for occasional use.

We share one bottle for occasional touch-ups. Easy to store.

Bought it for my walking trainers. Cleaned the rubber and left the suede panels alone. It's worth checking what each part of your shoe is made from before getting carried away.

Opened it on the kitchen table and tried a small area first. The bottle feels compact, and I like not needing to find another brush before I can start.

Doesn't remove actual wear, but it does help with surface grime.

White trainers look presentable again. That's enough for me.

No huge setup, which is the main reason I actually use it.

Don't press hard just because the stain is stubborn. Light passes worked better on my pair.

Tidied my trainers before a family lunch. They had dusty edges, not heavy mud, and that was an easy job.

Fits comfortably in my hand. I took a photo next to my everyday shoe because the size was hard to judge online. It goes straight back into the cupboard once I'm done.

I would buy a larger size if I were doing the whole family's shoes every week.

A useful thing to have around when you wear the same trainers most days.

I appreciate being able to work on one spot without wetting the entire shoe.

It improved my canvas shoes, but they still look like well-worn canvas shoes. Took more effort than I expected.

Used a spare cotton cloth to wipe the dirt away. Nothing complicated about it.

Did a few pairs on Sunday with a cloth nearby. The smooth white trainers were easiest; the textured pair needed more wiping. Nice to get the little marks dealt with together.

The cap needs a proper push back on. Once I checked that, it stored fine upright.

Good for keeping on top of dirt. I wouldn't save months of grime for one go.

My white soles had that grey city-dust look. They're much brighter after a careful clean, even though a few nicks remain.

No separate brush rolling around the cupboard anymore.

Glad I tried it on an inconspicuous spot first. Gave me confidence to do the rest of that pair.

Used it on the canvas pair by our doormat. I stayed gentle around the stitching and let them air dry. A patch near the toe isn't perfect, but they're cleaner than when I started.

Decent for recent dirt. The old stain I bought it for is still visible, so three stars from me.

I bought it for the format as much as anything. Convenient.

Perfectly happy using this for small touch-ups.

Worked well for the little marks from driving.

I wouldn't scrub delicate fabric hard with any brush. Slow and gentle was enough for the light marks on mine.

Noticed a grubby sole edge before going out. Cleaned just that part and wiped it down with an old towel. I would not do a soaked fabric section when I am about to leave, but this small job was easy.

Keeps the shoe-care cupboard a bit less cluttered.

Keep the cap somewhere obvious while you clean. Mine rolled under a chair.

I like cleaning the edges while the laces are out for a separate wash. Makes my old pair look more put together.

The brush is handy around the toe seam.

You still have to do the brushing and wiping. For me the convenience is having the cleaner and brush together.

Close-up of the rubber edge after a wipe. There are still a couple of deep scratches, which no cleaner is going to fill. The surface dirt is much less obvious now.

A practical little bottle for everyday white shoes. I'll keep it near the door so I remember to use it before the dirt builds up again.