Paris Fury shares a word of warning after taking huge gamble by chucking her ‘wrecked’ £100 UGGs in the washing machine

earlier this week, Paris told fans that the £100 shoes are "wrecked" because she's worn them so much.

"So it won't hurt to try them in the washing machine!" she added.

"Will let yous know how they come out."

In an update on her Instagram page on Saturday, she revealed that she stuffed the shoes and put them in the sun to dry when they'd come out of the washing machine.

Once they dried, they were hard, so Paris brushed them.

"One is perfect, the other has dots on the suede (I think it's the internal glue) so don't recommend the washing machine if you want them to stay perfect," she continued.

However, as hers were "wrecked", she insisted she's still "happy with the outcome".

"I will still be rocking my odd UGGs!" Paris concluded.

The mum-of-seven's warning aligns with one on the official UGG website as well.

"Our products are too delicate to be machine-washed," manufacturers said.

"Most of our products are made from sheepskin or leather, which can be ruined by water.

"Never machine wash or dry clean your sheepskin or leather products."

Instead, UGG sells a "sheepskin protector, a cleaner and conditioner".

When using the cleaner and conditioner, apply liberally and then leave the UGGs to dry "naturally for at least 24 hours in a cool, ventilated space".

"Avoid direct sunlight or heat," they added.

"When boots are dry, take the suede brush and lightly brush the nap in one direction to ensure they look their best."

However, Paris needn't worry if she has ruined the UGGs, as she can definitely afford to splash out on some new ones.

Her designer wardrobe is estimated to cost around £9,000, but there's still one trend Paris can't get on board with - and that's kitten heels.

When asked what her ‘biggest ick’ was when it comes to style, the blonde bombshell pointedly responded: “Not to hurt anyone’s feelings but kitten heels on anyone under the age of 30.”