Simple but effective methods to clean suede shoes (Part 2)
In the previous article we introduced simple and quick ways to clean suede shoes for small stains and dirt. However, for stubborn stains, those methods no longer have the absolute effect. But do not worry, the stains will be removed by the items and utensils tha are also very simple and you can easily find them in your home. Here, we will continue to introduce to you the small tips to remove stubborn stains on the suede shoes!
Eliminate stubborn stains with specialized protection solution
Each type of shoe has its own specialized tools and solutions that match the characteristics of each type of leather to keep them clean and, of course, you can not use shiny leather shoe's remover to remove stains on suede shoes. The fastest way is to go to the nearest footwear repair shop to buy a specialized spray for suede shoes. However, before using the spray, do not forget to clean the shoes for dust and small stains.
Scrub stains stain with vinegar
In addition to eliminating the odors and bacteria from raw meat, vinegar is highly detrimental and should be used regularly to clean suede shoes. To do this, simply apply a small amount of vinegar to a soft cloth, then gently wipe the surface of the shoe and let it dry naturally. And then apply a brush on the surface of the leather to remove stains. Do not forget to rub in the direction as instructed in the previous post.
Remove stains from the pot scouring pad
It seems a bit mythical because pot scouring pad has strong damage to the vulnerable items such as high-grade leather shoes. If you use them to clean dress shoes, it is definitely a complete mistake, however, for suede shoes, the results will surprise you!
For dry stains, this is a very effective way to get rid of them in a simple and quick way. However, when applying this type of shoe cleaning you should only use a small scouring pad to scrub so gently to avoid scratching the dirty suede, causing them to discolor compared to the whole shoe color!
Treat gum stains on suede shoes
Chewing gum is a very difficult stain to clean because of their firm adhesion on clothing and footwear. However, they are no longer the obsession of fashion believers thanks to the following tips. When your suede shoes get gum, put your shoes in the fridge for a few hours. When it is cold, the gum stiffens and is easily removed from the shoe. Finally, use the old brush to rub back lightly. However, remember to clean the stains and dirt around your shoes to avoid damaging your fridge before frozenning the shoe.
Clean suede shoes with absorbent paper
After washing your shoes with water and letting it dry, cover and lather a layer of absorbent paper into the shoe or the surface of the shoe to absorb the remaining moisture on your shoes, helping your shoes dry completely to avoid the proliferation of bacteria and mold on leather shoes and help keep the shape of shoes. However, newspapers should not be used as the ink can print in the shoe surface and cause aesthetic.
Suede shoes are not easy to care for, so you need to pay attention to cleaning it. Thanks to some simple tips above, the maintenance and cleaning of suede shoes becomes a lot easier. You can be confident to wear stylish suede shoes!