How To Clean Suede Vellies
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Try not to saturate the whole boot.
How to clean suede vellies. Cleaning you veldskoen is easy and fast. In such cases a small amount of white vinegar can do the trick. If the fabric is very wet lay a rag or several pieces of paper towel on top of the fabric and then place something flat and heavy on top of the rag for 10 to 15 minutes. However we suggest using suede protector like scotchguard for longer protection. Dirt can be removed with a soft cloth and more stubborn dirt you can removed with light brushing with a suede wire brush.
The next day using the brush remove the starch and then mist the stain with an iron. Don t completely soak the suede. To clean suede shoes first make sure they re completely dry so you don t spread any moisture around and cause a stain. If the oil or grease stain is fresh you can apply cornstarch to the stain and let sit overnight. Place a paper towel directly over the stain and a second towel on top of that.
Steam the suede with a hand steamer. Then use a soft bristled brush to brush off any dried out mud or dirt on your shoes. Avoid using too much pressure or you will ruin the nap of the suede. If the stains persist try using a suede and nuback cleaner. You may wash them gently with lukewarm water with a small amount of ordinary dishwashing liquid using a soft brush.
Then use a nail brush and warm water to clean the stubborn stains. They are made from suede leather that naturally repels dirt and water. Using a clean dry fabric cloth dab the suede withthe vinegar dipped cloth and then agitate the area with your soft bristled brush. Since the suede we use to manufacture veldskoen is short suede we recommend using a wire brush. It can be a bit tricky to clean your suede shoes so.
Although the harder the bristles the more carefully you should brush. Just use the dampened towel to swab at it. In today s video i show you how to clean your suede shoes at home. Blot the fabric with a rag to absorb any excess liquid from cleaning or spills. Try rubbing off the stain using a wet towel dipped in white vinegar.