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Cleaning mud from suede gloves

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My DH has a pair of suede gloves that got covered in mud when he had to pick up our daughter from a mud puddle in the woods (it was rather entertaining watching her fall in in the first place :rotfl:)

Does anyone have any ideas on how to clean them? The mud has now dried but is resisting being brushed off. I know they cant be washed but have no idea other than trying to brush them :o

Thanks x
Whether you think you can or you can’t, you’re probably right ~ Henry Ford

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  • McKneff
    McKneff Posts: 38,857 Forumite
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    dry cleaning powder or talc and then brush,


    Are you sure they are completely dry
    make the most of it, we are only here for the weekend.
    and we will never, ever return.
  • Make sure they are dry. Then brush the dried mud off.
  • Icey77
    Icey77 Posts: 1,247 Forumite
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    Oh yes, completely dry!
    I will try some talc later, will raid DD bedroom :)
    Whether you think you can or you can’t, you’re probably right ~ Henry Ford
  • meritaten
    meritaten Posts: 24,158 Forumite
    if the mud has caked on, then whack the gloves against a hard surface until it breaks down. (used to do this with OHs rugby kit), then you can brush it off with a very stiff brush such as a scrubbing or nail brush. then once most of the mud is off - a sprinkling of bicarb or talc brushed off with a wire sueade brush should bring them up nicely!
  • calicocat
    calicocat Posts: 5,698 Forumite
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    I was going to say bicarb too.
    Yep...still at it, working out how to retire early.:D....... Going to have to rethink that scenario as have been screwed over by the company. A work in progress.
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