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Crocs' official guidance says you can toss them in the washing machine on a cold, gentle cycle, which honestly makes laundry day easier than hand-scrubbing them. Just skip the dryer - heat warps the material and can damage any fuzzy linings. Throw them in a mesh laundry bag if you want extra protection, and use mild detergent. Most people do this without issues, though some folks swear by hand washing to play it extra safe.

The main thing is temperature and what you dry them with. Air drying flat or standing upright works fine and takes a few hours. If you've got the clogs with fur inserts or decorative charms, those can sometimes come loose in the wash, so double-check before running the cycle. I've seen people just rinse theirs under the sink with a sponge and call it a day though - depends on how dirty they really got. Either way works, it's just about what fits your routine.

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