Jason Markk is amazing. . Doubted it could deal with a fabric sock liner or laces but it does. Only thing is it is so much more expensive than superdrug hand wash. Any ideas what's in it, I fancy mixing some up?
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04-09-12, 09:38 AM
#407
What is Jason Markk Premium Shoe Cleaner made of?
This product is made from natural soaps derived from coconut and jojoba oils
Taken from the official site
This product is made from natural soaps derived from coconut and jojoba oils
Taken from the official site
04-09-12, 10:55 AM
#408
I doubt he is extracting that shit himself.
What I mean is what else besides some oils from the body shop?
What I mean is what else besides some oils from the body shop?
04-09-12, 11:15 AM
#409
Well it says on the site that it only consist of natural soap and those oils :/
04-09-12, 03:22 PM
#410
Fuck it. Just ordered something much cheaper with all the natural enzymes and oils, will test and get back to the thread. Will do one shoe JM and one shoe in the new stuff.
05-09-12, 04:48 AM
#412
yeah man.. Would love to see a comparison. I'm about to pull the trigger on that JM stuff..
is it REALLY that good?
is it REALLY that good?
"...I've loved it since the days of fat shoelace." -Guru
08-09-12, 10:55 AM
#413
Back from the lab with my really filthy park shoes.. they were never particularly nice looking new. The sole should be peach.
I tried three cleaners, all for approx 20 seconds with a Jason Markk brush, although any quality shoe brush would be fine I reckon.
Didn't expect much as 20 seconds isn't long, but I figured that if a cleaner was good you'd begin to see results immediately. I concentrated on the sole unit as this is often the hardest to clean with out using strong cleaners.
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Essential Waitrose Aloe Vera Hand cleaner 250ml £0.83
Jason Markk 118ml 4oz Kit with brush £15
Earth Friendly Stain and Odour Remover 500ml* £3.30
*contains some corn derived ethanol
Essential Waitrose hand cleaner
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Jason Markk
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Earth Friendly
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I honestly see hardly any difference: the Jason Markk does smell nice, the Earth Friendly did work but the ethanol may not be great for the shoe, and the Hand Wash was gentle on my hands
.
But after my Jason Markk runs out, I will be using a hand cleaner such as the Waitrose Aloe Vera in future.
I do think the brush has a lot to do with it, but I think I may have got caught up in the Jason Markk hype.
I tried three cleaners, all for approx 20 seconds with a Jason Markk brush, although any quality shoe brush would be fine I reckon.
Didn't expect much as 20 seconds isn't long, but I figured that if a cleaner was good you'd begin to see results immediately. I concentrated on the sole unit as this is often the hardest to clean with out using strong cleaners.
Essential Waitrose Aloe Vera Hand cleaner 250ml £0.83
Jason Markk 118ml 4oz Kit with brush £15
Earth Friendly Stain and Odour Remover 500ml* £3.30
*contains some corn derived ethanol
Essential Waitrose hand cleaner
Jason Markk
Earth Friendly
I honestly see hardly any difference: the Jason Markk does smell nice, the Earth Friendly did work but the ethanol may not be great for the shoe, and the Hand Wash was gentle on my hands
. But after my Jason Markk runs out, I will be using a hand cleaner such as the Waitrose Aloe Vera in future.
I do think the brush has a lot to do with it, but I think I may have got caught up in the Jason Markk hype.
09-09-12, 03:09 AM
#415
I know that it's kind of supposed to be meant for everything but I really only use JM for the upper and only when it's needed using the boars hair brush. Dish soap and a toothbrush for the outsole on 'supes and Clorox (no bleach) wipes on the EVA on runners for me.
08-11-12, 02:20 PM
#416
I might be a bit sad here, but i've just ordered a pack of those over the shoe blue plastic shoe covers. My main problem with my trainers is the rear outer heel getting grimey from the floor mats in my car when I'm driving. From now on, I'm putting these covers on when I'm driving, a la Mark Wahlberg at the end of The Departed!
lovin' me terrace footwear.
08-11-12, 02:25 PM
#417
I have the exact same problem Big Vern and you really need some good old elbow grease to get those stains off.
18-12-12, 09:23 PM
#418
He peeps. I was wondering if any of you guys have any good tips for cleaning colored 80's shells. No matter how good I clean them they always remain a little chalky.
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Robert147 is now Squeaky
18-12-12, 10:20 PM
#419
You should just give those to me , problem solved ! Ha ha
I wish i had more feet.....
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