How Do You Remove A Balsamic Vinegar Stain From Suede?
Suede can be a beautiful medium for purses, jackets, shoes and furniture, but takes some extra care since it can be difficult to clean because of its soft and delicate texture. One of the most important things to know about cleaning suede is that the longer you wait to treat an item, the harder it will be to clean. Balsamic vinegar is a particular tricky stain, as it is a liquid, which allows it to penetrate faster, and it is such a dark color. If in doubt, you should always rely on professional cleaning, but there are some methods you can safely try before paying out the big bucks. Blot the vinegar stain as soon as possible with a clean, absorbent cloth. Do not rub the stain, or you risk spreading it or making it worse. Apply a thin layer of cornstarch to the stain to draw out any oil and as much liquid as possible. Allow to sit for approximately ten minutes and brush it off gently. Make a solution of one part warm water and three parts white vinegar and wet a small portion of a clean
