Use a suede brush to sweep dirt off of the suede.. Scrub scuff marks back and forth to remove them.. Scrape the scuff mark with a dull knife if it won't come out.
Use a suede brush to sweep dirt off of the suede.
Scrub scuff marks back and forth to remove them.
Scrape the scuff mark with a dull knife if it won't come out.
Buff creases by wiping them in a circle with a brush.
Heat creases and stains with steam if you still can't remove them.
Blot moisture out of the shoes with a cloth or paper towel.
Wait up to 24 hours for the shoes to dry out.
Use a suede brush to spread a light coating of water across the shoe.
Dab the suede with a rag to distribute the water evenly across it.
Stuff the shoe with paper to help it keep its shape.
Set the shoe in a cool, dark place to dry overnight.
Brush over the shoe to finish cleaning it.
Scrub the stain with a suede eraser to attempt to remove it.
Mix 2 parts water with 1 part white vinegar in a bowl if the stain remains.
Apply the mixture to the stains by using a clean rag or towel.
Wait overnight for the shoe to dry.
Brush the suede out with a suede brush.
Pour cornstarch or baby powder over the oil.
Leave the shoe overnight so the powder draws up the oil.
Use a suede brush to sweep away the powder.
Treat stubborn stains with a cotton ball dipped in white vinegar.
Repeat the treatment if needed to restore the suede.
Comments (0)
No comments yet. Be the first to share your thoughts!