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Cleaning Patent Leather

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Date: 03/25/2007 Topics: Cleaning > Laundry | Readers Request > Cleaning  
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Does anybody know how to get stains out of patent leather? I have what appears to be a dye stain from the red trim of my tan handbag. Thank you!

Linda from Minnesota
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By Jester From Cairns, AUS (Guest Post)
Vaseline helps keep shine as well as petroleum jelly, and wash with warm water to keep appropriate moisture levels.

Posted on 10/09/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse


By Sharon (Guest Post)
My white patent shoes have turned yellow. How do I whiten them again?

Posted on 05/09/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse


By Orqui (Guest Post)
I have a white purse with yellow stains. The purse is patent leather. Neither Clorox, mineral spirits, nor alcohol will take out the stain. Is there some solvent I can use that may minimize the stain without ruining the patent leather?

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By erika (Guest Post)
try nail-polish remover

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By Bryant "MR CONDUCTOR" Schmude (Guest Post)
As "MR CONDUCTOR" on the PA TROLLEY railway south of Pittsburgh, PA...I invested in a pair of old-style shoes to go w/my old time uniform. Working on a railway means never being 100% clean...Getting off the trolleys on the rural tracks or holding the many children and ladies for photos...leaves the polished shoes worn day after day. A tiny bit of Olive Oil helps them stay spiff-n-shinny for all of you--my public. Important--no oil on the bottoms of the shoes. Bryant Schmude-PA Trolley of Washington, PA 15301

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Request: Clean Patent Leather Shoes

Archived on 10/03/2006

How do I clean black patent leather children's shoes?

jg

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RE: Clean Patent Leather Shoes

Next time you make biscuits, save a little dough for you patent leather shoes. Rub patent leather shoes with raw biscuit dough and then wipe off the shoes with a cotton cloth. Then rub a dab of petroleum jelly into the shoes for a glistening shine. (06/23/2005)

By Stan

RE: Clean Patent Leather Shoes

Milk will clean the shoes. (06/24/2005)

By cindy

RE: Clean Patent Leather Shoes

Rubbing vaseline on the shoes causes them to have a nice shine. (06/25/2005)

By Sara

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