Few things in life are as annoying as buying a new pair of white shoes only to have them sullied almost immediately by a rogue grass stain. (We may be exaggerating just a little bit, but it's still pretty frustrating!) It seems like white shoes just attract grass stains, whether you find yourself near grass or not. This can be particularly frustrating for parents who are trying to keep their kids looking somewhat put together and making those sneakers last as long as humanly possible.
But if you notice a grass stain on your or your child's shoes, don't despair! And definitely don't throw them away immediately. Removing a grass stain from any kind of shoe takes a bit of time and elbow grease, but the end result is well worth it — especially if it means the shoes live to see another day. Just make sure not to put a stained shoe through the dryer, or the stain will become permanent. Use some of these tried and tested ways of removing grass stains for white shoes.
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