Two very different bags
Both called a shoe wash bag
Same shoes.
Two very different bags.
Both are sold as a shoe wash bag. That is roughly where the similarity ends, and the difference only shows up once the drum is spinning.
The honest comparison
Against other shoe laundry bags.
- Fits a pair of shoes up to men's AU 13 / US 14
- Three compartments, one for each shoe and one for the insoles
- A locking zip, so the bag never shakes open mid-cycle
- Reverse coil zip where the teeth face inside the bag, never the drum
- Colour fastness tested to ISO 105-C06 grade 4
- Stress tested to 50 cycles at 60°C and 1400rpm
Cheaper bags are cheaper for a reason. Something has been left out, and it shows once the drum is turning: the zip, the fit, the stitching, the dye. Ours is engineered for all four, holds a full pair whatever the size, and is made to take the cycle, and many cycles after that.
The method
The wash, in order.
- Knock the dry mud off.A soft brush, one minute. Wet mud sets in the wash.
- Load the bag.One shoe each side. Laces and insoles in the centre.
- Cold water, gentle cycle, 600 to 800rpm.Mild detergent. A towel in the drum keeps the load quiet.
- Air dry, out of the sun.Shoe trees hold the shape while the pair dries, if you have them. Never a dryer.
Front loaders and impeller top loaders. Never a top loader with a centre agitator. Designed for canvas, mesh and synthetic. Never wash leather or suede in the machine, in our bag or anyone else's. We will keep saying that even though it costs us a sale now and then.
The full detail is in the wash guide.
The ShuCloud™ protects your shoes. The machine cleans.
The Shoe Wash Bag reinvented.
Ships from Melbourne. 90-day returns policy.
Real results, no exceptions
One pair. One cold cycle. Photographed the same way.
Same pair, same lighting, same angle, no brightening. Midsole mud was knocked off with the Soles brush before the cycle, because heavy soiling needs it and we would rather say so.