Stains on your lovely leather bag spoil the elegance and aesthetic of your treasured leather bag, so without stain stain-removing guide, your leather bag cleaning regimen is not complete. Promptly addressing the stain on your bag is key to preserving leather.
There are differences in approaches to dealing with different types of stains, and the following lines will enable you to remove some common stains from leather at home using natural and home-based items.
Please be sure to try the patch test in an inconspicuous area of your leather bag to check how it is responding to the stain to avoid damage to the leather.
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Water Stains
You are not much concerned with water staining your loving leather bag, but this innocent liquid leaves stubborn and visible stain marks on the leather even if a small amount of water is allowed to spill over the leather surface.
Drying the water with a dry cloth is just what you need to do when water accidentally spills over the leather before soaking it into the leather.
Conditioning the leather as described in the above section is a good idea to revitalize the moisture content of leather.
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Ink Stains
One of the most notorious stains you can expect surface of your favorite leather bags is ink. These pesky stains ruin the look of leather and if not removed properly, can spread over leather and smudge the surface. But do not panic we are here for your rescue, take out the magical rubbing alcohol, blot the ink stain using a cotton swab, and gently wipe it with a white cloth. Repeat the aforementioned steps until all the ink spots are removed.
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Oil and grease Stains
You are having dinner with your friends on a weekend night and your mobile in your leather bag rings, you rush to answer the phone without realizing your hands are covered in grease, and Bang! You stained your precious leather bag. Now you are blaming your carelessness and ignorance but do not bother anymore you are covered in this guide on how to deal with this greasy dilemma.
To remove oil and grease stains you can apply cornstarch or baking soda to the affected area and leave it overnight. Now scrub the powder gently using a soft brush and here is the magic that vanished the pesky oil stains from your leather bag.
Conclusion
Leather bags are one of the hero accessories of your wardrobe and can accompany you from formal to casual occasions with ease. Taking care of your leather bag will preserve the elegance and charm of your favorite accessory for a long haul of time and enable you to rejoice in the memories you have made with your leather bag over the years.
