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Grease Stains on Suede Shoes

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Date: 06/01/2006 Topics: Cleaning > Clothing Stains | Readers Request > Cleaning  
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How do I remove grease from suede shoes?

Joanne from Sunderland
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By Megan US (Guest Post)
I have a pair of light khaki uggs and got a dark black grease stain on them--I put cornstarch on the stain, let it sit for a bit, rubbed it in and then brushed it off. The stain is not gone completely, but I wouldn't notice it if I weren't looking for it. Thanks for the tips!

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By Morgan (Guest Post)
I was at my grandparents for thanksgiving dinner & I while I was scooping macaroni pie (a macaroni casserole type thing), and a noodle or two fell onto my boots, they aren't real uggs, but they look almost the same from target, & the noodle left a dark grease stain. How do I clean it off?

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By alice (Guest Post)
I have stained my uggs with oil from a car. I didn't realize until the following morning. I was so upset, because they are a very expensive make and are my favorites. What should I do?

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By Tina (Guest Post)
After trying cornstarch, as well as some expensive suede cleaner I purchased from a shoe repair shop, I still had a big oil spot on my new light blue suede shoes. Nothing left to do, so I carefully sprayed both shoes with an even coat of Pam Cooking Spray, and rubbed them thououghly with a cotton towel. The shoes are a few shades darker, but no stain mark, and I'm very happy.

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By sara (Guest Post)
I just got new suede shoes and i was getting out of my car & my shoe hit the bottom of the door. Now i have grease stains all over the tip of the shoe. I tried removing it with water..but now there's water stains on it. What should i do?

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Request: Grease Stains on Suede Boots

Archived on 01/12/2005

I have some pink suede boots that i recieved for Christmas. My little sister left the top off of a container, so now they have oil stains on them. Is there any possible way to get them out or cover them?

Deborah

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RE: Grease Stains on Suede Boots 01/18/2005
Try covering the stain with cornmeal. Let sit for 10min. Brush off with soft brush.
By jeangnome46
RE: Grease Stains on Suede Boots 01/19/2005
Cornstarch or alum may work as well.
By cjgeo
Removing Grease from Suede Boots 03/06/2006
I have just used the tip for removing grease from suede boots. It really does work. Blot off excess grease with kitchen paper. Dip a clean piece of cotton material in some white vinegar and dab on to soiled area. Dab off excess with dry cotton cloth and when completely dry buff with suede brush gently.
By Anne Cassells from South Wales, UK

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