How to clean PU leather bags

Use dishwashing detergent: For oil stains, you can directly use dishwashing detergent to scrub, and for non dark fabrics, you can use laundry detergent to lightly brush. For pure white fabrics, a thinner bleach solution (diluted 1:10) can be used to directly brush the oil stains with a toothbrush. ‌

Soak and clean: Soak the package in water mixed with detergent for about 10 minutes (add 6 drops of detergent to each basin and stir evenly), and then perform regular treatment. ‌

Using alcohol: High alcohol has cleaning power, especially for PU leather items. Using high concentration alcohol to scrub stains can quickly clean them. ‌

Using egg whites: Apply egg whites to the stain, wait for a few minutes, then use a soft cloth dipped in water to scrub, and finally rinse with a small amount of water. ‌

Use toothpaste: For people who don't like the taste of egg white, you can apply toothpaste to the stain, gently brush it with a discarded toothbrush, then rinse it off with water and let it dry naturally. ‌

During the cleaning process, care should be taken to avoid using overly rough brushes or materials to prevent damage to the leather surface. After cleaning, the bag should be carefully wiped with a dry cloth to ensure dryness and cleanliness. In addition, regularly wiping the dust on the bag with leather care oil or sheep oil can keep the bag in good condition. ‌