Mix baking soda with shampoo or cleaner. You can just mix it into the shampoo in your hand. Then wipe it down well with a clean cloth to remove the suds.
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Mix baking soda with shampoo or cleaner. You can just mix it into the shampoo in your hand. Then wipe it down well with a clean cloth to remove the suds.
I haven't tried it on faux suede. You could call the manufacturer's number listed on the hairspray bottle.
Put a scarf or towel on the chair to prevent this.
Try borax- http://www.hometalk.com/diy/clean/house/how-to-remove-hairspray-residue-2372106?expand_all_questions=1
How to Remove Hairspray Residue