How Do You Remove Wine Stains From A Pigskin Table?
Red wine stains on a pigskin table are an unwelcome reminder of the party. Because wine is a mild acid, it can quickly penetrate materials and stubbornly refuse to fade away. The good news is, pigskin furniture is almost always pre-treated with stain-retardant chemicals that can prevent the wine from eating into the pigskin, causing permanent discoloration. The stain can be removed with household products and patience, although with any fine furniture it’s a good idea to test a cleaning product on an inconspicuous area before forging ahead. Test an inconspicuous area of the pigskin by placing a drop of hydrogen peroxide on the material. Pour a tablespoon of hydrogen peroxide into a wad of paper towels and moisten the stain. Do not rub the stain, which could smear and worsen the spot. Blot the stain with the paper towels, re-wetting with hydrogen peroxide as necessary. Fill a bucket halfway with warm water and add liquid soap, stirring to create thick suds. Scoop up only the suds and wo
