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removing salt stains from suede


Question Posted Monday February 2 2009, 5:57 pm

Hi,
I have a pair of Steve Madden suede boots (the style is bonanza, if that helps at all), and I got salt stains on them, like from the salt used to melt snow in the winter.
What would be the best way to clean them without damaging the fabric? I've heard of using a mixture of vinegar and water, but I'm a little nervous about the vinegar damaging the suede.

Thank you!
-Danielle


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Bella12 answered Tuesday February 3 2009, 11:51 pm:
Buy suede cleaner, i have a pair of suede timberland boots and they sell a suede eraser that helps. Or after you clean them really well spray them with a protector so that if salt gets on them again it will atleast be easier to clean!

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