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Removing Oil from a Leather Chair

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Date: 12/06/2007 Topics: Cleaning > Stains | Readers Request > Cleaning  
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Does anyone have any ideas on how to remove oil from a leather chair?

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By bullfrogcorner (Guest Post)
I'd try sprinkling some cornstarch on the oil stain. It might hasten the absorption and I don't' think cornstarch will hurt the leather.

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By Marnita (40) Profile Contact
I have some leather cleaner that I purchased from a furniture store. I got it out the other day to use on a leather chair that someone got butter on. The instructions said to not clean a spill that contains oil; it went on to say that the leather would eventually absorb the oil. That was about a week ago and I noticed the spot is disappearing. Good luck!

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