Can I put my Ryka Sandals in the Washing Machine to clean them?

Did the order come to you for them? Who is your supplier? If you have a supplier, check with them. If you placed the order, then check to see that the order was received and follow up for delivery.

Sure take them to where you got them. If the conditions there are met, you can return them.

If you can't find the width you need in a sandal, then I suggest you look at alternatives. Narrow shoes and sandals come from places like Drew Shoes and Mt Emey

If you have to do that, I would say put them in a pillowcase and then let them air dry.
There are options available where you would not need to do that.

I wouldn't machine wash them. It is preferable to wash them by hand.

I would use water and a mild dish soap to wash them and not a machine. If the issue is odour, there are some shoe deodorizing products available at shoe stores that can help.

My friend has a similar problem with this once, but different shoe brand, same type. The simple the solution is to get new sandals, but if you can fix the problem, then try to fix it. A quick fix can be to wash the sandals by hand once in a while to get them from smelling. Use soap or alcohol to scrub them off and put outside to dry. Another way you could do this is to simply wash them in your washer with detergent. This may get rid of what collects on the sandals and gets rid of the smell. Then let them air dry, putting them in the sun can be most effective. These solutions should help if not try the old trick of putting a bag freshener in you bag when you put them away.

These sandals are a little different from just rubber sandals but the remedies may still work. First of all you can buy Ecco products like the foam cleaner or the waterproofer which might help get rid of the smell and stop it from coming back. Click here for a website that has those products. Or you may want to try just some home remedies which I have recommended people with rubber shoes try. A quick fix can be to wash the sandals by hand once in a while to get them from smelling. Use soap or alcohol to scrub them off and put outside to dry, but since your shoes are not rubber alcohol might effect them differently. This may get rid of what collects on the sandals and gets rid of the smell. Then let them air dry, putting them in the sun can be most effective. These solutions should help if not try the old trick of putting a bag freshener in you bag when you put them away.

Theres probably a small hole in the sole that is allowing air to squeezed out. Take some super glue and fill the hole and your problem should be fixed!

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Hope this helps.