How Do You Spot Clean A Microsuede Comforter?
Most microsuede comforters have three words written on the tags when it comes to cleaning them: “Dry Clean Only.” Even for a twin-size comforter, often this is an expensive proposition. Although microsuede can usually be cleaned in the washer with a delicate or gentle cycle and turn out fine, drowning a stain spot with plain water to clean the blanket isn’t a good idea as it will leave watermarks. Since microsuede is a form of microfiber, a synthetic polyester fabric, the same methods for cleaning microfiber work for cleaning microsuede. Apply rubbing alcohol to a microfiber cloth and dab the spot, working from the outside of the spot inward so as to not spread the spot further. Mix enough baking soda and water to form a paste with a consistency that is more solid than liquid. It should feel like damp baking soda. Apply the paste to the spot, and allow it to sit until it is dry or mostly dry. Vacuum up the paste. Any lingering odor should be gone. To bring back the suede-like feel, tak
