Soccer Cleats With Mud Stains: Treating Yellow-Brown Iron Marks

Soil contains iron, so mud on soccer cleats can leave yellow-brown marks that need a special rust-removing cleaner. This...

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Soccer cleats with mud stains, before and after cleaning

Cleaning Mud Off Soccer Cleats

What makes mud stains tricky is that soil usually contains iron ions.

So when mud sticks to shoes, it can leave yellow-brown deposits or patches.

Those need to be treated separately with a special rust-removing cleaner.

I don't know why, but when this pair came in, the left shoe was very yellow while the right one was fine.

It must have been through something!

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