How Do I Clean A Grease Stain Out Of My Uggs?
Things Needed
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Talcum powder
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Suede brush
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White vinegar
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Sponges
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Paper towels
Ugg boots are Australian shoes that are made out of high-quality sheepskin. Most boots are treated with a sealant that will help protect them from stains. However, if you've spilled grease on your Uggs, it will most likely leave a stain if not treated properly. Remove the stain with an easy-to-make vinegar solution and talcum powder. Clean your Ugg boots as soon as possible to prevent the grease from sinking further into the boots and becoming permanent.
Step 1
Sprinkle talcum powder over the grease stain and let it sit on the Uggs overnight. The powder will absorb most of the grease from the boots.
Step 2
Wipe the talcum powder off the boots with a suede brush. Brush the boots in one direction to restore the fabric's nap and to remove the excess powder and any dried dirt or grime.
Step 3
Mix 1 cup of water with 1 cup of white vinegar if the stain is still visible.
Step 4
Dampen a sponge with the mixture and gently blot the grease stain. Do not soak the sponge. Do not rub the stain, as it may spread the grease mark. Re-wet the sponge as necessary.
Step 5
Dampen another clean sponge with clear water and rub it over the grease stain to rinse out the vinegar solution. Rinse and re-wet the sponge as needed.
Step 6
Stuff the Uggs with clean white paper towels to help them retain their shape as they dry. Do not place them in the sun or over a heat source, as it can cause the boots to shrink.
Step 7
Brush the Ugg boots with a suede brush to restore the nap. Brush the boots in one direction.