Getting Wrinkles Out Of Leather Furniture

By  Si Kingston

Things Needed

  • Paper bag

  • Iron

  • Blow dryer

Tip

Use a cotton cloth as an alternative to a paper bag.

Warning

Don't overheat the leather with the iron or blow dryer. Overheating can cause discoloration.

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Wrinkles and creases interrupt the smooth look of leather furniture, and can reflect badly on the room's overall decor. If wrinkles are not removed from the leather, they will often set in and turn into worn creases. Creases often makes leather furniture look older and worn, reducing its value. Two common household appliances will help smooth the wrinkles out of your leather couch.

Step 1

Cut or tear away a piece of a brown paper bag. The piece should be large enough to cover the wrinkles on the leather couch.

Step 2

Place the paper bag over the wrinkles.

Step 3

Turn the iron on to a low temperature setting.

Step 4

Place an iron on top of the paper bag. Move the iron back and forth over the wrinkles. Don't use steam.

Step 5

Run hot air over the wrinkles on the leather couch with a blow dryer, if they persist.

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