Janet asked: How do I clean acrylic cuffs on a leather jacket? I have an off white leather jacket with acrylic cuffs (ribbed) and around the collar and neck area. It is dirt from my puppy, no make-up or anything else. I took it to be dry cleaned, but they didn’t really want to do it. I tried brushing it off, but it still remains. Any help is appreciated!
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Easily remove everyday dirt from your jacket cuffs with this simple method. If stubborn stains persist, see the additional tips section for advice.
You Will Need:
- Laundry detergent
- Water
- Bowl
- Toothbrush
- Washcloth
Steps to Remove the Stain:
- Add a small amount of laundry detergent to a bowl full of water, not too much – If you can’t rinse the soap out, the cuff will attract dirt when you wear the jacket again.
- Agitate the water with the toothbrush to create a mild cleaning solution.
- Briefly dip the cuffs in the water. To clean the collar, apply the solution with the toothbrush or a clean cloth.
- Scrub gently with the toothbrush, rinsing it frequently in the detergent water. Work with the fabric, not across it. This will prevent snags or other unsightly side effects.
- Once clean, rinse the fabric in cool water or wipe clean with a damp washcloth.
- Allow the piece to air dry completely before use.
Additional Tips and Advice
- If you uncover stubborn stains during the cleaning process, apply a stain stick or spray to the cuff. Be careful not to get it on the leather or it may leave a mark. Wait the amount of time indicated on the packaging, then repeat the cleaning process above.
- If you feel like the brush will be too stiff for the shape or condition of your fabric, use a sponge instead.
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