To clean suede at home you can use a soft hand brush to gently brush off dirt. If there are stains that cannot be removed by brushing you should probably take your suede item to the dry cleaners. Cleaning suede can be expensive so you might want to check out how much it would cost and then decide if your item is worth being cleaned at the dry cleaners.
BUY BOTTLE SUEDE CLEANER ,A SUEDE BRUSH AND THEN CAN OF SPRAY SUEDE PROTECTIVE COATING. I ALWAYS USE SUEDE PROTETIVE COATING SOON AS TAKE IT OUT OF SHOPPINE BAG
Anything other than brushing may change the color, as will using the protective coating. I would suggest doing whatever to the whole item so that it matches once done. Even dry cleaning can change the color, too.
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To clean suede at home you can use a soft hand brush to gently brush off dirt. If there are stains that cannot be removed by brushing you should probably take your suede item to the dry cleaners. Cleaning suede can be expensive so you might want to check out how much it would cost and then decide if your item is worth being cleaned at the dry cleaners.
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BUY BOTTLE SUEDE CLEANER ,A SUEDE BRUSH AND THEN CAN OF SPRAY SUEDE PROTECTIVE COATING. I ALWAYS USE SUEDE PROTETIVE COATING SOON AS TAKE IT OUT OF SHOPPINE BAG
Anything other than brushing may change the color, as will using the protective coating. I would suggest doing whatever to the whole item so that it matches once done. Even dry cleaning can change the color, too.
If just a little soil on a pair of shoes use a little sandpaper or Emory board.
I use an emery board, rubbing lightly, then follow with a suede brush.