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Tree Sap on Microfiber

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Date: 02/07/2010 Topics: Cleaning > Furniture | Readers Request > Cleaning  
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Sap dripped off a piece of wood (2 x 4) board onto our new microfiber couch. How can we remove the spots?

By Sandy from Lake Havasu, AZ

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Request: Tree Sap on Microfiber

Archived on 02/07/2010

How do I clean Christmas tree sap (resin) from a microfiber sofa? The Christmas tree fell on top of the microfiber upholstered sofa and when some of the branches broke it drained sap on the sofa and stained it. How do I remove the stains without creating water rings?

Sandra from Fort Myers, FL

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RE: Tree Sap on Microfiber

Have you tried a nail polish remover, probably the non acetone one. (11/29/2006)

By Hurra

RE: Tree Sap on Microfiber

I had the same problem. A book recommended glycerin. Don't bother. Use the rubbing alcohol. It worked immediately. (12/13/2006)

By Jacquie

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