Products from suede, so well-loved by many fashionistas, demand special care. Whether it be the handbag, gloves or footwear, in the course of use they quickly become soiled and lose the look. You should not despair, to clean such product and to remove greasy spots from suede does not represent special work.
- - talc;
- - gasoline;
- - coarse salt or clean bank sand;
- - ammonia solution.
1. It is possible to remove from suede greasy spot by means of normal talc which is used in baby powder. It can be bought in pharmacy. Densely powder with talc greasy spot and leave thing in such look for 2-3 hours. During this time talc has to absorb all fat from product then it is deleted with brush for suede products.
2. If talc has not helped to remove greasy spot, try to bring him gasoline. The piece of fabric needs to be moistened with the purified gasoline (for example, for lighters) and to wipe the polluted place on suede product.
3. It is possible to remove greasy spots from suede with also coarse salt or clean bank sand. For this purpose salt or sand are put in cotton or linen sack, heat it and put to greasy spot. If there is no sack, it is possible to use napkin or handkerchief from cotton or linen. Fabric surely has to be natural that fat was well absorbed.
4. Cleaning will have bigger effect if there is opportunity to enclose the napkin, the wetted in pure gasoline under the polluted site of suede.
5. The fibers which are trampled down in the course of cleaning can be raised special brush for suede or crust of the dried-up bread. For refreshing of suede and raising of pile it is also possible to take product over steam.
6. Other spots from suede products can be removed as follows – to add a little ammonia solution to soapsuds, to shake up foam, to take this foam brush and to clean it suede.
7. For cleaning of brown products from suede it is possible to use coffee thick. It is applied on product, allow to dry out and then brush dry.
8. Except above-mentioned ways it is possible to delete greasy and other spots from products from suede and nubuck, using the stain removers which are specially intended for these materials.
9. Footwear and other suede products shine over time, taking untidy form. To clean the become shiny sites, they are wiped at first with fine-grained abrasive paper or ink elastic band, and then cleaned with rigid rubber brush. It is also possible to wipe such site of suede with the rag moistened with sal ammoniac and then to clean the most fine-grained abrasive paper.