How to Clean Fur Lined Crocs

Written By
Matt Koble
Matt Koble
Published: Jun 29, 2011
Updated: Dec 13, 2021
2 minute read
How to Clean Fur Lined Crocs

Crocs Mammoth fur lined winter clogs help keep your feet warm in cold weather but the lining may get dirty and stinky without proper cleaning. They're not machine washable, so throwing them in the washer isn't a good idea. Crocs' own website recommends using mild soap and cold water for both the shoes and the liner. The fur lining comes out of the Crocs to easily wash both pieces individually.

Turn the fur lining's heel up so it's no longer wrapped around the back of your Croc. Hold your thumb on the rivet's exterior while you gently pull the liner away from it. Do the same on the opposite side of the shoe and pull the liner free.

Hand wash the lining using a mild soap and cold or lukewarm water, not hot. Scrub any visible dirt out of the lining and rinse it thoroughly.

Line dry the lining or set it outside in the sun to dry. Do not use a dryer.

Scrub the shoe, itself, using cold water and the same mild soap. Do not heat dry the Crocs or leave them to dry in the sun.

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Matt Koble

Matt Koble has been writing professionally since 2008. He has been published on websites such as DoItYourself. Koble mostly writes about technology, electronics and computer topics.

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