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Cleaning suede
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I know there is probably an answer out there, but I can't find it....
How can I clean a blush pink/rose beige suede handbag?
Can I wash it? It is mainly the handles that are grubby.....0 -
I take it nobody can suggest an easy way to clean it?0
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Thanks Pink - I did have a quick look there, but couldn't see anything to help with a bag. Will have another read
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Try leather cleaner and a stiff brush it has worked for me. Be careful not to overwet it though.Blessed are the cracked for they are the ones that let in the light
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My grand-daughter,(a self confessed shoe junkie)came home with a beautiful but vey expensive pair of turquoise blue suede shoes.
I know these are for going out only but they're going to need some sort of protection on them.
Can anyone give me some ideas as what I should be treating them with, preferably something that won't change the colour at all.
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Used to spray all my suede boots with hairspray before going out at the advice of my Mum.
Not sure if it'll change the colour though?
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Can anybody tell me how to get Marmalade off my Suede Boots0 -
I have suede jacket that I haven't worn for ages and it smells a bit musty.
Is there any way of cleaning it / getting rid of the smell without getting it dry cleaned?0 -
http://www.ehow.co.uk/how_5956308_remove-suede-smell-jacket.html
Dont think i would do the 1st one but the vinegar one looks ok0
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