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Originally published: 2026-06-30. Updated for the XINENGXING English website.
On June 30, 2026, XINENGXING introduced a stacked sneaker-washing and drying machine with an upper dryer and lower washer for commercial self-service applications. Operators can consider it when assessing whether shoe-cleaning services fit their customer base and premises.
The washer was described with a 14 kg rated capacity, approximately 31 lb. Shoe quantity and loading limits must be confirmed separately for the selected model and programme. Its drum uses a small-mesh, honeycomb-style structure intended to reduce lace entanglement. Operators should still secure laces and follow the machine and footwear care instructions.
Preset washing and extraction programmes are available for suitable footwear. Not all sneakers can be machine washed: materials, adhesives, trims and the footwear maker's instructions determine whether a particular pair is suitable.
The upper dryer uses dedicated shoe-hanging racks, airflow and electric heating. Temperature settings are adjustable to suit approved processing instructions. Drying time and moisture removal vary with shoe construction, loading, initial moisture and ambient conditions. Request model-specific test conditions and loading guidance when assessing drying performance.
The original product description included an ozone function. Its presence does not establish a validated disinfection or odour-removal result. Confirm the exact specification, exposure controls, ventilation, installation requirements and instructions before considering this option; no bacterial-elimination claim is made here.
A touchscreen control panel supports self-service operation. Coin, IC-card and online QR-code payment configurations can be discussed, subject to the selected model and provider. Potential settings include laundromats, dormitories, apartment communities, shopping centres and campus laundry rooms.
Contact XINENGXING for dimensions, footwear loading instructions, utilities, operating requirements and a project quotation. Demand and operating costs should be assessed before adding a shoe-care service; no profitability or damage-free processing guarantee is offered.