How To Clean Your Ugg Boots Correctly

By Allison Thompson


For all of us who now own a pair of Ugg Boots the biggest challenge we face is keeping them looking as good as the day we brought them. Hopefully the tips that we provide in this article will help to ensure that the Ugg Boots you own look as great as the day you first put them on.

Yes these boots are extremely comfortable to wear and because of this you may find yourself wearing them alot. Which is all well and good until they start to get dirty and start to smell. Certainly one way of making sure that your boots remaining look good is by using a specialist cleaning product which has been designed for use on leather and suede items.

Unfortunately these kinds of cleaning products are not exactly cheap and can sometimes be difficult to get hold of. But below we provide you with the steps that you can take to clean your Ugg Boots and ensure that they stay in the same condition as the day when you brought them.

Step 1 - Get a bowl of cold water and a sponge. Once you have dampened the sponge you then need to use this to wet the outside of the boot but do not make it so wet that you can feel water getting through to the inside. Ugg Boots which have been immersed in water will not only lose their shape but the lining inside will loose its comfort.

Step 2 - Now you need to dilute a solution of cleaner that is appropriate for use on leather material. You should mix one part cleaning solution to one part water and then apply this over the boots using a wet sponge.

Step 3 - Gently rub the cleaning solution over the boots and then immediately follow this up with another sponge which has been dipped in cold water once more. This will then rinse of any of the excess cleaning solution as well as help to remove the dirt.

Step 4 - After finishing cleaning your boots you now need to let them dry. The best way of doing this is by stuffing them either with newspaper or paper towels. Once stuffed with the paper leave them to dry but do not ever place them in direct sunlight or close to a heat source to do this.

Step 5 - The final stage is where you will need to bring the nap back up on your Ugg Boots after they have dried. The easiest way of achieving this is by getting a suede brush or using a lint free cloth to brush them with. Plus if you want to remove any unwanted odors from inside the boots mix up 2tspn of corn flour with 2 tspn of baking powder and then sprinkle inside the boot. Leave over night and then remove the excess by turning the boot upside and shaking it.