How Do You Remove Stains From Leather?
Finding a stain on your favorite leather handbag or coat doesn’t have to be devastating. If you act fast using the right materials, you can remove stains from leather without damaging the texture or the shine of your leather. Follow these steps and you can remove the stains. • Act quickly. Don’t wait once you notice a stain. Whether you spill your lunch onto your coat or find ink marks on the inside of your purse, you still need to act quickly. • Scrape excess food or particles. Use a paper towel or knife to scrape any globs of food, seeds or oil spots. If the stain is oil, hold the paper towel to the surface of the leather so it soaks up as much of the excess oil as possible. • Spot test. Before cleaning a visible surface of the leather consider spot testing an area on the inside of the coat or handbag. Follow the remaining steps in the hidden area before apply it to the visible surface of the stain. • Apply rubbing alcohol to a cotton ball. Regular rubbing alcohol is all you should n
