How to clean a leather bag

We all use leather bags in our daily lives, especially some girls who have more than one leather bag. Leather bags will be worn and stained during use. When cleaning the stains on leather bags, you should clean them according to different stains, and these stains are relatively easy to clean with some tips. When using leather bags, you should also take good care of them.

Oil stains on the bag

When it comes to oil stains on purses, I believe women are not unfamiliar with it. They always get some oil stains inadvertently, and that spot always looks brighter than other places. So how should they be cleaned? We can directly use detergent to rinse, but be sure to brush gently so as not to damage the surface leather. However, if you encounter white bags, you need to mix bleach and water in a ratio of 1:10 and then clean them.

Ballpoint pen stains on the bag

Ballpoint pen stains on leather bags are the most difficult to clean, so at this time we can use toothpaste with a small amount of soap foam and wipe gently. If there are still traces, it is recommended that you use alcohol to clean it again. It can effectively clean the ballpoint pen stains on the leather bag. It is very easy to use and has been proven to be effective, but most people don’t know it.

Lipstick in purse

Lipstick is a must-have for women, and handbags are also a must-have item for women, so it is normal to have lipstick stains on the handbag. At this time, we need to use gasoline, and wipe it gently, and then wash it with lotion. If the area contaminated by lipstick is large, it needs to be soaked in gasoline. Then wipe lightly with alcohol.

How to maintain your leather bag

Wrinkled leather

It can be ironed with an iron, and the temperature can be controlled between 60-70℃. When ironing, use thin cotton cloth as a backing ironing cloth and keep moving the iron.

Leather loses its luster

You can use leather polish to polish it, but never use shoe polish to wipe it. Generally, polishing the leather once every one or two years can maintain the softness and luster of the leather and extend its service life. Leather is best used regularly and wiped frequently with a fine velvet cloth. If it gets wet due to rain or becomes moldy, you can wipe off the water stains or mildew spots with a soft dry cloth.

Excessive exposure to the sun causes leather to deform, crack and fade

Leather goods should not be exposed to fire or direct sunlight, as this will cause the leather to deform, crack and fade.

Leather goods should be wiped regularly with leather care fluid. But it should be noted that the leather is different, so it is best to ask about the leather first, and then apply the maintenance liquid to the bottom or inside of the bag and other unsightly places to test whether it can be applied.