How to Clean Air Jordan (Different Materials & DIY Method)

For me, Air Jordans are more than just shoes; they’re a cultural phenomenon that has been celebrated for decades. However, with great style comes great responsibility, and Air Jordans require proper care to maintain their value and appearance. Neglecting to clean them can lead to damage such as discoloration, cracking, and deterioration of materials, which can be costly to repair or even irreparable.

As an expert in sneaker care, I can tell you that proper cleaning and maintenance can help extend the life of your Air Jordans while keeping them looking as fresh as the day you bought them. So, let’s get started on how to clean Air Jordan!

Contents

I. How I Clean My Air Jordan Shoes
II. How to Clean All Different Materials of Air Jordan
III. How to Clean Air Jordan Shoelaces (for colored, white, and leather shoelaces)
IV. What is the Best Way to Clean Air Jordan?
V. How to Clean White Air Jordan Shoes at Home
VI. Air Jordan Do’s & Don’ts
VII. Deodorizing Your Shoes
VIII. How to Prolong Air Jordan Shoes Lifespan
IX. Questions and Answers
XI. Summary

I. How I Clean My Air Jordan Shoes

While I mostly agree with the cleaning method recommended by experts from Nike, I have developed my own comprehensive routine for keeping my Air Jordan shoes looking their best.

Over the years, I have tested and refined my techniques to ensure that I am getting the most out of each cleaning session. In this section, I will share my step-by-step process for cleaning Air Jordan shoes, including the tools and products that I use.

A. Air Jordan Cleaning Kit

ShoeCleaner: A special shoe detergent needed to clean your Air Jordans.
Apron: Not an obligatory item, but it will come in handy when we’re talking about keeping your shirt clean while washing your sneakers.
Premium Brush: Used to clean the upper part of your Air Jordans. This delicate brush is ideal for canvas, suede, leather, synthetic leather, mesh, knit, nubuck, and other materials.
Medium Brush: Used to clean your Air Jordan sneaker’s midsole section.
Standard Brush: Used to clean your sneaker’s outsole section.
Small Brush or Toothbrush: This type of brush will come in handy when it comes to cleaning the inner part of your Air Jordan that is usually hard to reach.
Microfiber Cloth: Used to wipe Air Jordans clean from dirt and stains.
Shoe Tree: Essential item to keep your sneaker’s basic structure intact.
Container/Pan: Used to store water that will be mixed with Shoe Perfume in order to generate a certain odor for your shoes.

B. How to Deep Clean Air Jordan

With regular wear, even the most well-loved Air Jordans can start to look worn and dirty. That’s where deep cleaning comes in. Whether your sneakers incorporate suede, Air Max fabric, mesh, or other materials, a thorough cleaning can bring them back to life. In this section, I’ll guide you through the steps to deep clean your Air Jordan sneakers using simple hand-washing techniques.

#1 Prepare the Air Jordan sneakers that you want to clean

A pair of dirty Air Jordan shoes or a pair of Air Jordan shoes that needs to be regularly cleaned.

#2 Prepare the material needed to clean your Air Jordans

Prepare the ShoeCleaner, apron, Premium Brush, Medium Brush, Standard Brush, Small Brush, Microfiber Cloth, two pieces of Shoe Tree, and a container to store water and Shoe Perfume.

#3 Remove the laces from your Air Jordan sneakers

It’s recommendable to remove the lace from your Air Jordan shoes. From past experience, I have learned that cleaning Air Jordan sneakers with their shoelaces isn’t effective, as the shoelaces will get in the way of certain parts of the shoes.

#4 Insert the Shoe Tree in your Air Jordan

This is an essential step, as a Shoetree will be important to maintain the shape of your sneaker when it’s being washed. However, make sure to remove the insole before inserting a Shoe tree. Make sure not to force it, though! Sometimes, removing an insole isn’t possible.

#5 Dry-clean the Sneakers

Before washing the sneakers with water, we need to brush the upper part and midsole with a premium brush to wipe off debris and dirt that is often found on the shoes.

#6 Wash the Outsole and Midsole

During this cleaning stage, you can use a Standard Brush. Make sure to use all your strength when cleaning the outsole, as it’s naturally the dirtiest part of a shoe or an Air Jordan in this case.

As soon as you have finished cleaning the outsole, you can proceed by cleaning the midsole with a Medium Brush. This time, patience and diligence are needed, as there will be a lot of dirty spots that are hard to clean.

#7 Wash the Inner and Outer Parts of the Upper Section of Your Sneakers

Let’s discuss the trick to clean the outer part first. To clean the outer part of the upper section of your Air Jordans, you’ll need to use the soft and gentle Premium Brush. After brushing it, you can wipe the dirt and stains with a microfiber cloth.

When you’re trying to clean the inner part, you can use a toothbrush or small brush. From past experiences, I’ve learned that you shouldn’t force your way into cleaning the inner section with a Premium Brush. For instance, my hand is too big to clean the inner part, let alone my brush. Therefore, using a toothbrush will guarantee my shoes from getting damaged.

#8 Detailing

Use a wet microfiber cloth to clean details on your sneakers that are dirty, which are normally found on your midsole or outsole. Using a microfiber cloth would be better than a wet tissue, as a microfiber cloth will be able to absorb dirt and water better.

To clean the shoelaces, you can follow the process that I’ve mentioned above!

#9 Drying Process

Dry off your shoes by using a fan. As an alternative, you can also dry it by waving your hands or placing the shoes in a cold area with minimal moisture. Try not to dry the sneakers by placing them under direct sunlight, as it can damage the glue or paint of said shoes.

#10 Finishing

Once all necessary parts are dry, then you can place the insole back inside the Air Jordan sneakers. The same thing also goes for the laces. Now, your Air Jordan is back in action and looks fresh again!

II. How to Clean All Different Materials of Air Jordan

A. Suede Air Jordan

Suede is a delicate fabric and it means that you need to apply delicate approach to clean suede Air Jordans. I recommend specific suede cleaner for this since for me, the result is highly satisfactory. In addition, based on my personal experience in cleaning suede shoes, gentle brush is very crucial to protect the surface of the shoes from any possible damage.

Cleaning Kits and Tools:

Suede cleaner, white vinegar or rubbing alcohol
Suede cleaning brush, toothbrush, microfiber cloth, or soft-bristle shoe brush
Suede rubber eraser or pencil eraser
Shoe Tree
Soft cloth
Suede protectant spray

Cleaning Steps:

Step 1: Use a shoe tree to retain your suede Air Jordans’ shape while you clean.
Step 2: Use a suede brush or toothbrush to gently brush away any dirt or debris on the surface of the shoe.
Step 3: Continue by removing any marks that still remain on the surface of your shoes. For this step, I have proven that a suede erases goes a long the way.
Step 4: After all the stains and dirt are removed, wipe the shoes using a soft cloth and the allow them to air-dry completely.
Step 5: Use suede protecting spray to keep the shoes clean, fresh, and odor-free. This step is optional, but as an expert in sneaker care, I highly recommend you to do this, because it will make your Air Jordans stay in shape longer.

B. Canvas Air Jordan

Nylon is one of the most common shoe materials. Therefore, you can find many household solutions that can be used to clean canvas shoes. After doing some extensive researches with my fellow shoe cleaning experts, the best solutions are definitely laundry detergent and liquid dish soap. The both work like magic and I have been cleaning my canvas Air Jordans using these two solutions ever since.

Cleaning Kits and Tools:

Nylon bristle brush or toothbrush
Laundry detergent or dishwashing liquid
Nylon scrub pad
Baking soda
Plain paper

Cleaning Steps:

Step 1: Wipe away excess mud on the shoes by smacking the shoes on pavement or by tapping the soles together.
Step 2: Wipe the shoes with a damp cloth to remove remaining caked-on dirt, and them remove the laces.
Step 3: Rinse the shoes with warm water and scrub the canvas Air Jordans using a toothbrush and a mixture of water and mild detergent.
Step 4: Rinse the shoes using a clean and cool water and shake off the excess water from the shoes.
Step 5: Stuff the shoes using crumpled paper to maintain the original shape of the shoes.
Step 6: Leave the shoes to air dry.
Step 7: Clean the laces in the washing machine and leave them to air dry until they are dry completely before putting them back to the shoes.

C. Leather Air Jordan

I’m not gonna lie to you, cleaning leather Air Jordans can be tricky at times. But worry not, because I learned a lot about leather shoes and how to keep them clean for a lifetime through effective cleaning methods. Below is my step-by-step guide on how to clean your leather Air Jordans.

Trust me, I have so many experienced in applying this method, and the result never failed me, not even once!

Cleaning Kits and Tools:

Mild dish soap or mild detergent
Soft-bristled brush or toothbrush
Micro fiber cloth
Wet wipes
Washing bowl
Leather conditioner

Cleaning Steps:

Step 1: Remove the shoelaces from your Jordans and place them in warm water with a mild detergent and leave them whilst you continue with the shoe cleaning steps.
Step 2: Grab a soft-bristled brush and begin to work away any excess dirt and debris from top to bottom.
Step 3: Use wet wipes to remove most of the remaining mud on your Jordans.
Step 4: Add a small amount of mild dish soap or detergent and dip your soft-bristled brush in before gently scrubbing your shoes in circular motion.
Step 5: Rinse away the excess soap once finished and wipe dry using a clean micro fiber cloth.
Step 6: Remove the laces from the water and once dry, put them back on the shoes.
Step 7: Apply leather conditioner to your Jordans that works as a leather protection and keep your shoes look shiny.

D. Patent Leather Air Jordan

This is another kind of leather used by Nike for it’s Air Jordan collections. For this kind of material, I have been trusted a gentle dish soap to become the most recommended cleaning solution. It’s very gentle to the surface of the shoes, and I am very satisfied with the result.

So, I highly recommend you to apply the following method to clean your patent leather Air Jordans.

Cleaning Kits and Tools:

Shoe brush
Soft-bristled brush
Dish soap
Small bowl
Micro Fiber cloth
Cotton cloth
Leather conditioner

Cleaning Steps:

Step 1: Wipe down the stitching on the outer area of your Jordans using a shoe brush or toothbrush to remove any dust or dirt.
Step 2: Mix 1 tablespoon of dish soap with 2 cups of lukewarm water in a small bowl and stir the mixture until the water suds.
Step 3: Dampen a corner of a clean microfiber cloth with the soapy mixture and wipe off the entire patent-leather surface of the shoes to remove dirt and stains.
Step 4: Dampen a separate cloth with water and wipe off the soapy residue from your Jordans.
Step 5: Wipe down the shoes using a dry cloth and allow them to completely air dry at room temperature for about two days.
Step 6: Once they dry, soak a corner of a cotton cloth with a leather conditioned formulated for use on latent lather. Using overlapping circles, work the leather conditioner into the patent leather.
Step 7: Buff the patent leather using a lint-free cloth until you’ve restored the shine to your patent-leather Jordans.

E. Rubber Air Jordan

Rubber shoes are tough and solid, but most of the time, you might find it hard to remove some stains from your rubber shoes, especially the stubborn stains. Worry not, because I have a secret step-by-step guide on how you can clean your rubber Air Jordans, which I am sharing with you below:

Cleaning Kits and Tools:

Mild dish soap or detergent
Soft-bristle brush or toothbrush
Medium brush (for the soles)
Small bowl
Baking soda

Cleaning Steps:

Step 1: Wipe away excess mud on the shoes by smacking the shoes on pavement or by tapping the soles together.
Step 2: Fill a bowl with warm water and add a tablespoon of mild dish soap or laundry detergent.
Step 3: Let your rubber Jordans soak for about 5-10 minutes.
Step 4: Grab a soft-bristled brush or toothbrush and scrub your shoes inside and out.
Step 5: Dip a brush in baking soda and scrub the soles thoroughly with it to clean stubborn stains.
Step 6: Allow the shoes to dry completely and enjoy your clean Air Jordans!

F. Nylon Mesh Air Jordan

White vinegar is a magical solution to clean nylon mesh Air Jordans, and it is a fact that I discovered based on my research in finding the best method to clean mesh shoes. However, I recommend you to apply the vinegar using a soft-bristled brush or toothbrush because based on my experience, it will make sure you don’t damage the surface of the shoes during cleaning.

Cleaning Kits and Tools:

Small bowl
Laundry detergent
Soft-bristled brush or toothbrush
Paper towels
White vinegar

Cleaning Steps:

Step 1: Fill a bowl with warm water and the appropriate portion of mild laundry detergent.
Step 2: Remove the laces and sole insert from your mesh nylon Jordans. If your shoe inserts aren’t easy to remove, simply leave them as it is.
Step 3: Soak the shoes in the solution for about 20-30 minutes to allow the stains to lift out of the nylon mesh.
Step 4: Use a soft-bristled brush of toothbrush to scrub the stains, and apply firm pressure to penetrate deep and stubborn stains.
Step 5: Rinse the shoes thoroughly with cool water. Make sure all the soapy solution is removed from your shoes.
Step 6: Stuff your Jordans with paper towels to maintain the shape of the shoes as they dry, and let them air dry for about 24 hours.

III. How to Clean Air Jordan Shoelaces (for colored, white, and leather shoelaces)

Cleaning Air Jordan shoelaces is like cleaning any other shoelaces. However, I do agree that different types of shoelaces might require different attention. For instance, white shoelaces will have different steps compared to colored ones.

When you’re cleaning shoelaces, you can use a washing machine to help the cause. I personally prefer to use a washing machine to clean my Air Jordan shoelaces, as it will be faster and more effective to clean shoelaces that aren’t too dirty. But for those of you who’d like some old fashion tricks to do the job, please pay attention to these steps below!

#1 White Shoelaces

White shoelaces are the only type of laces that you can wash with bleach. I use bleach to clean any white shoes or shoelaces, as, in my opinion, they are the most effective material to clean white items.

Prepare a bleach solution by mixing it with a bucket of water.
Clean your laces with a brush. Make sure to do this step before using the bleach solution.
Soak your white shoelaces in the bleach solution. Wait for 5-10 minutes.
You can rub and clean the laces inside the solution to help eliminate the stains faster. However, make sure to use gloves to protect your hands.
Let them dry before putting them on your shoes again.

#2 Colored Shoelaces

Never ever use bleach to clean your shoelaces; otherwise, it would damage them. You can simply clean them by rinsing the laces in the sink. However, I find it most of the time that it won’t be successful. Therefore, you could try to use the steps below. I got a better result using this trick rather than simply soaking them in the sink.

Prepare detergent or mild dish soap.
Rinse your shoelaces with water to make them wet.
Rub the detergent or mild dish soap across the shoelaces. As an alternative, you can also fill the sink with water and drop some soap to create a bubbly mixture. Then, you can soak the laces for 15-20 minutes.
Rinse the laces once more to get rid of the detergent or mild soap.
Let them dry before putting them on your shoes once more.

#3 Leathered Shoelaces

Out of all three types of shoelaces, the leathered shoelace must be the hardest one to clean because it is more sensitive.

Prepare a cloth that has been dampened in warm water.
Rub the cloth across the Air Jordan shoelaces to remove loose dirt and stains.
When the cloth has dried up, soak it with warm water and repeat the process once more.
Make sure to use strength when you come across hardened dirt or stains.

IV. What is the Best Way to Clean Air Jordan?

The entire article is all about ways to clean your Air Jordans. Therefore, I’m not going to state the obvious and repeat the things that I’ve mentioned before. I’m just going to say that it’s best to clean your shoes manually rather than use a washing machine. I’ve tried using a washing machine before. Although it doesn’t manage to break my shoes, I wouldn’t want to risk it one more time.

Furthermore, you also need to make sure to clean them carefully and with the right tools. When handled correctly, you’ll be looking at a pair of highly valuable Air Jordans that can last for a lifetime.

Based on what I have been doing to keep my Air Jordans clean, I discovered that some household items are able to do their magic to clean Air Jordans. Therefore, I am delighted to share with you my top 3 best household solutions that can clean Air Jordans and bring back their true shine again!

#1 Lemon Juice

Shoes are made of so many different materials and fabrics, and in order for me to find the best solutions to clean different kind of shoes, I have done extensive research with countless trials and errors. During my research, I discovered some of the best solutions to clean shoes, that I can easily find at home.

One of the solutions that works like magic is clearly, none other than lemon juice. Do you know that lemon contains citric acid to dissolve stains accumulated in your shoes? Thanks to its wonderful ingredients, lemon is one of my most recommended shoe cleaning solutions, among others. I often clean stains on my Air Jordans using lemon juice, and it has been working wonderfully so far. I couldn’t be happier!

So, let me share my secret of how I use lemon juice to clean my Air Jordans below:

Step 1: Wet your shoes with clear water so they are fully saturated. It is easier to remove stains on the surface of the shoes when they are wet.
Step 2: Cut two or three lemons in half and squeeze the juice onto your shoes.
Step 3: Leave it for about 15 minutes, and then rub off the stains with a cloth of toothbrush.
Step 4: Rinse the shoes thoroughly with water until no lemon juice residue left.
Step 5: Allow the shoes to sit for a while and wipe clean to allow the shoes to dry completely.

For me, Lemon juice is a wonderful little fruit that has so much goodness. Even better, it is not only good for the health, but it’s good as a shoe cleaning solution, too!

#2 Rubbing Alcohol

As someone with a deep knowledge on how to clean shoes properly, including Air Jordans, I recommend using rubbing alcohol as a solution to clean and sanitize your shoes.

Rubbing alcohol is a great solution to clean stains, especially on white shoes. I used rubbing alcohol to remove stains on my white Air Jordans once, and the result was pretty satisfying. However, I don’t recommend using it on colored shoes too often since alcohol might damage the fabric. Here’s how I used rubbing alcohol to remove stains on my white Jordans:

Step 1: Prepare a spray bottle of rubbing alcohol or a clean fiber cloth.
Step 2: You can either spray or wipe on 70% rubbing alcohol onto the surface, sole, and also interior of your shoes.
Step 3: Allow the shoes to air dry completely.

One thing though, I highly recommend you to use alcohol to clean sticky dirt or stains on your shoes. It can remove those kinds of stains completely, as long you use it gently to make sure you won’t damage the material of the shoes, or make the color dissolved.

#3 Hydrogen Peroxide

Being a person who understands all about shoes and how to keep shoes clean ad fresh, I also tend to keep looking for ways on how to make my shoes free harmful bacteria, fungi and viruses. Based on research and advice from experts, I can use hydrogen peroxide to protect my shoes. It is actually a mild antiseptic that we usually use to prevent infection of minor cuts, scrapes, and burn on our skin, slightly different than alcohol.

Perhaps you know that it removes stains and brightens whites wonderfully. But now I am telling you that it is also good to disinfects your Air Jordans, and I have the proof of that because I tried it myself. Now, I am sharing with you the detailed steps on how to do it:

Step 1: Create a paste by mixing two parts baking soda with one part of hydrogen peroxide.
Step 2: Use a toothbrush to apply the mixture to the stained area of the shoes and wait for a moment.
Step 3: Wipe the shoes and leave them to air dry before use.

It’s simple and very easy to do. However, similar to alcohol, I don’t recommend you to use it too often. Quick tip, only use it to clean stubborn stains on your Air Jordans only.

V. How to Clean White Air Jordan Shoes at Home

Cleaning a pair of white Air Jordans will be a lot trickier or simpler than colored Air Jordans, depending on how you view it. It could be simpler due to the presence of bleach as an option that you can use. However, you should still be careful when cleaning white Air Jordans, as they are prone to damage!

Here are some household items that you can use to aid your cause:

Dry Brush
Bleach
Microfiber cloth
Shoe Cleaner. It’s recommendable to store it inside a spray bottle

Now let’s get into the fun part, shall we?

Remove the laces from your shoes and clean them (see the previous parts for the detailed steps)
Using a soft brush, you can try and remove the dirt and stains located on the upper section of your Air Jordan sneakers
Try to spray the Shoe Cleaner solution mentioned before. Make sure that the Shoe Cleaner is able to cover all parts of your shoe (or, at least, the dirt parts)
Dip your brush into a bucket of water. Then, brush it across your shoes
Wipe the shoes to make it dry
If your shoes are still dirty, you can try to soak it inside a bucket of bleach solution for around 5-10 minutes

I love using homemade items to clean my shoes, as they won’t cost a lot of money and can still be effective in eliminating dirt and stains. Therefore, you should also try it out!

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VI. Air Jordan Do’s & Don’ts

Do	Don’t
Make sure to be weary of the material of your Air Jordan. Each Air Jordan has different material and color.	Don’t store your Air Jordan sneakers inside their original box or, even worse, plastic bag.
Store your Air Jordans in a well-circulated area.	Never leave them under direct contact with the sunlight.
Clean your shoes after usage.	Don’t use alcohol to clean your Air Jordan sneakers.

VII. Deodorizing Your Shoes

To deodorize your Air Jordan sneakers safely, you can follow these steps:

Remove the shoelaces and insoles from your Air Jordan sneakers.
Place the sneakers in a well-ventilated area or outside to allow fresh air to circulate around them for a few hours.
Sprinkle baking soda inside the sneakers and leave them for at least 24 hours. Baking soda is a natural deodorizer and will absorb any unpleasant odors.
After 24 hours, tap out the excess baking soda and discard it.
Use a soft-bristled brush to gently clean the exterior of the sneakers. You can use a mixture of mild detergent and water to remove any dirt or stains.
Dry the sneakers thoroughly before wearing them again.
You can stuff the sneakers with paper towels or a dry cloth to help them retain their shape and absorb moisture.
If the odor persists, you can place a few drops of essential oil on a cotton ball and leave it inside the sneakers for a few hours.
Lavender or tea tree oil are good options as they have natural antibacterial properties and will leave a pleasant scent.

By following these steps, you can safely deodorize your Air Jordan sneakers and keep them smelling fresh.

VIII. How to Prolong Air Jordan Shoes Lifespan

Cleaning a pair of Air Jordans isn’t the only thing that is required to prolong your sneakers. As a matter of fact, you also need to take good care of them by paying attention to these things:

Use the correct cleaning kit. It would be a shame if you let your Air Jordan get scratched or damaged due to the usage of cheap cleaning kits, right?
Clean your Air Jordans as often as possible to keep their value high. A high-valued sneaker can be sold at a high price.
Store your shoes in a clean state. Never store them when they’re still dirty.
It’s highly recommended to use Air Jordans only for indoor activities. Outdoor activities have a higher chance of making your shoes dirty.

IX. Questions and Answers

1. How Do You Remove Creases from Air Jordans?

The best way to remove creases that can be found on your Air Jordans is by using an anti-crease kit. Normally, creases can be found on the toe cap of an Air Jordan. However, I prefer to use an iron to “steam” your shoes. However, make sure to cover your shoes with a cloth first!

2. How Do I Keep My Jordans from Turning Yellow?

A yellowing Air Jordan is the result of neglect on your part to clean your Air Jordans regularly. That’s the reason why you should clean your Air Jordans regularly. If you do this on a regular basis, I guarantee you that your Air Jordans won’t turn yellow.

3. How do you clean the fabric part of Jordans?

Air Jordans are made from different materials. If you have a pair of Air Jordans that were made from suede, you can clean them by using a premium brush. Here’s a simple way how to clean the fabric part of the Air Jordan shoes:

As always, try to remove the laces from your Air Jordans before cleaning any part of the shoe.
Prepare a brush and a bucket of water that has been mixed with the Shoe Cleaner detergent.
Make sure to soak the brush with a little water.
Brush the shoes gently and slowly.
Wait for the shoes to dry before putting the laces back on.

4. Can you use rubbing alcohol on Jordans?

I’d never recommend rubbing alcohol on your Air Jordan sneakers. Alcohol has a high chance of ruining your shoes, so make sure to stay away from this item.

5. Can baking soda clean Jordans?

Baking soda can definitely be used to clean an Air Jordan. However, baking soda can only be compatible with white Air Jordans. There’s a chance that it will ruin the color of non-white Air Jordans, so don’t ever think of using it!

If you do have white Air Jordans, you might want to follow this method below:

Remove the shoelaces from your Air Jordan sneakers
Prepare the baking soda mixture by mixing it inside a bucket of water
Prepare a soft brush or a toothbrush and dip it inside the mixture
Brush your shoes gently to remove any dirt or stains
Rinse them with water to remove the baking soda mixture
Let your shoes dry for a while before storing them once more

6. Are Jordans Shoes Safe to Wash using a Machine?

Nope, it’s not safe at all to clean your Air Jordans in a washing machine. As a matter of fact, you should avoid using washing machines for any kind of sneakers, provided that you’d want them to last longer than expected. The risk of damaging your shoes by using a washing machine is too big a risk that you don’t want to take.

When you’re putting your sneakers inside a washing machine, they’ll collide with lots of stuff. That’s the reason why they might get damaged during the process. Hence, I recommend warm water and cleaning your sneakers manually. I won’t give the full details here, as we shall discuss it later on in the article, so make sure to stick around!

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XI. Summary

I hope this guide on how to clean Air Jordan sneakers has been helpful! As a sneaker enthusiast myself, I know how important it is to keep your sneakers looking fresh and clean. By following the tips and techniques outlined in this article, you can easily maintain your Air Jordans and keep them in top condition.

Whether you’re a die-hard collector or simply someone who wants to keep their sneakers looking new, this guide provides valuable information on how to effectively clean and maintain your Air Jordans. So why not give your sneakers the care they deserve and try out these cleaning methods today? Your Air Jordans will thank you for it, and you’ll be able to enjoy wearing them for years to come (or sell them for profit)!