How To Clean Suede
Posted by your favorite Sarah Pucci on June 27, 2011
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How To Clean Suede Protector
Learning how to clean suede handbags and other materials made of suede can be a real hassle to deal with. There are several things that you should know before you go through the process of trying to clean anything that is made from that material. Women’s suede handbags are one of the harder things to keep clean, and once they are dirty, it can be harmful if you clean them the wrong way. One good example is when cleaning your black suede handbag – say you got mud on it and are trying to clean it off.
A good tip there would be to wait until the mud dries before you clean it off. This is because if you rush to clean it with water, you can end up leaving water stains. That is another good tip, do not use a lot of water when you are cleaning anything off of suede purses. If you leave water stains, it is just going to look worse than it already did. Therefore your efforts were wasted.

Suede Brush
You can even clean suede bags the same way as how to clean suede shoes. You can do it with just a suede brush and some water or cleaning solution that is made specifically for that type of material. They really are one of the harder materials when it comes to cleaning, but they are worth it with how nice they look when they are clean. I have also used this technique when trying to learn how to clean suede furniture, and it works with that as well. One of the best things you can do is gently scrub it off with the brush after applying a little bit of water or cleaning solution. Too much of it and you will end up with those awful liquid spots. Then you just keep repeating, while making sure to get all of the water off of it each time. You can find the brushes for it at some local stores, if not you can surely find it online for a pretty cheap price. You can also use this method when trying to figure out how to clean suede jackets.
There are tons of choices out there when it comes to handbags made from this material, and it would be a shame for people to pass up owning them because they do not know how to keep them clean. There are protector sprays that you can use as well to prevent dirt in the first place. I use that on my brown suede handbags and it works perfectly. Even if you just have a handbag with suede fringe, it might still benefit you to get the protector spray. My favorite is the suede hobo handbags, they can carry a lot of stuff, but most people do not like them because of the lack of being able to keep them clean. I have even seen this protector spray work with a suede coach handbag. It is well worth it if you have the extra money when you buy your suede leather handbags.



