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Removing "Hair" Grease from a Leather Sofa |
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How do you get hair grease out of leather sofas. The leather is all warped and crunchy and the stain is spreading any answers? How do you remove it from pillowcases too as it's rather difficult to remove.
- Mrs. Alex
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RE: Removing "Hair" Grease from a Leather Sofa
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Post By Mary (Guest Post)
(06/28/2005)
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Since the oil from the hair is speading, as oil stains do, why not use an oil-based product to clean and re-condition your leather sofa? That should make everything match and also help with the crackly-dry feeling of the sofa. When the conditioning oil soaks in, suggest that people who lie on the sofa from now on use pillows for their heads to prevent future stains.
As far as oily stains on the pillows, don't use throw pillows for your head, Use bed pillows or cover the throw pillows with pillowcases when lying on them. Wash pillow cases in a strong detergent, or use borax along with your regular detergent. If your sheets/pllowcases are white, use bleach! Nothing cleans better!
Good luck!
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