How to clean oil stains on matte leather shoes?

The oil stain problem is a stubborn problem that torments many people. Because oil stains are very harmful, they will deteriorate after being exposed to the air for a long time. Some of them will breed bacteria and endanger people's health and environment. Moreover, oil stains have the greatest impact on daily objects. For example, if matte leather shoes are stained with oil, the shoes will be ruined. Let's take a look at how to clean the oil stains on matte leather shoes?

Method 1:

1. You can take a few banana peels and use them to wipe the oil stains on your leather shoes, because banana peels contain tannins, which can remove oil stains!

2. You can drop some detergent on the oil spot, wait for a while, rub the oil spot with a wet cloth, and you will find that the oil spot becomes lighter. However, since frosted leather shoes are generally made of cowhide or sheepskin, do not rub too hard during the handling process, and try to wipe off the oil spots as lightly as possible!

3. You can use a special brush to wipe along the direction, but not to wipe back and forth. When the oil stains become lighter, you can use a special spray for coloring and spray it at a distance of about 20CM from the shoe surface. Since the toe and heel are prone to hair loss, you can spray them several times. After they are dry, wipe one side with a special brush!

Method 2:

1. Use 2 parts of detergent, 1 part of vinegar, and 50 parts of water (temperature 30-40℃) to make a cleaning solution. Dip a shoe brush in the solution and carefully scrub the surface of the leather shoes.

2. Be careful not to immerse the shoes in the solution when scrubbing, and try not to let the leather shoes be soaked in too much solution.

3. After the surface of the leather shoes is basically clean, brush the surface of the leather shoes with clean water 1 to 2 times, and place the shoes in a cool and ventilated place until they are half dry.

4. Matte leather shoes are prone to fading when cleaned, so it is best to take them to a professional leather shoe maintenance shop for cleaning. If the color fades, you can recolor it.

Method 3:

(1) Soak the stained area with shampoo, then dilute white vinegar with water, dip a brush in the solution and gently scrub the stain. The dirt will be removed.

(2) Use a cloth soaked in alcohol to gently wipe the stained area to remove it.

(3) Soak the stain in cold water, apply some toothpaste, and rub it gently with a small amount of soap. If there are any traces, wipe it with alcohol.

(4) Boil the milk, place a towel under the garment, and rub the oil stain with a ball of cotton wool dipped in the hot milk until the stain disappears.

(5) First scrub with gasoline and then clean with detergent (do not soak in hot water)

Oil stains on skin and clothes can be removed with carbon tetrachloride solution. But this stuff is poisonous and extremely volatile, and it is very dangerous to burn when exposed to open flames, so it is generally not easy to find. Alcohol, high-proof liquor, and detergent are all very effective for wiping. The above three things are safe, reliable and easy to find as cleaners for oil stains.