Clorox ruined white soles?

Question

I put some clorox on the white soles of my shoes because some dye had rubbed off on them from my new jeans and I thought clorox turned whites whiter not brown! It's a light brown color where I put the clorox. I tried alcohol but that didn't work? Any solutions because these shoes are expensive.

I put some clorox on the white soles of my shoes because some dye had rubbed off on them from my new jeans and I thought clorox turned whites whiter not brown! It's a light brown color where I put the clorox. I tried alcohol but that didn't work? Any solutions because these shoes are expensive.
btw, they're sneakers with rubberlike soles

Answer 1

Try white leather dye available at Tandy Leather. Fiebings Dye 4 oz White 2100-18. Edge and heel dressing available on the internet seem only to come in the black or brown colors. You could try a local shoe repair.

Or, try Zack's Manuel Edge Ink (4 oz) White at eleatherworks.

Answer 2

Try dabbing on a bit of concentrated orange cleaner. Let it set even overnight. Rinse to remove. Sometimes toothpaste will help lighten stains. Use a 'whitening' kind and brush gently.

Answer 3

I'm afraid that it's a permanent stain now. Chlorox does turn many things white, but it is a chemical and it reacts with different things differently like any chemical. For example, bleach on nylon turns it yellow, not white. You should always test a small spot before using any chemical on anything.

Answer 4

White sneaker cleaner will camouflage the stain

Answer 5

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Answer 6

use peroxide good luck