How To Clean Suede Vans Without Suede Brush

If eraser does not prove handy for you use a nail file instead.

How to clean suede vans without suede brush. Brush up nap with a clean dry bristle brush. Here s a general way to clean. Just use the dampened towel to swab at it. Shake the cornstarch off the suede and brush off any excess with a brush. Apply cleaner to a damp cloth sponge or soft bristle brush.

Apply the cornstarch directly to the suede and tap it into the suede with your finger. If you don t have a suede brush a clean nail brush or tooth brush will work just fine. Grease and oil are notoriously difficult. If you find that your suede shoes have been stained with blood a simple ingredient that you probably already have in your house can help lift the blood out of the fabric. Blot excess oil liquid and sprinkle the spot with baking soda.

Oily stains can be cleaned off suede with cornstarch if you catch the stains before they set. Do not use water. Clean entire area evenly. You could clap two shoes together then using your hands to stroke them back is also a good idea if you do not have a brush. Rub a pencil eraser over the stain.

Don t completely soak the suede. This helps to bring up the nap and restore the suede s surface. Apply to areas smoothly and evenly. Next you use a soft brush to remove dry mud dirt or debris stuck on vans shoes. Continue to dab at the blood until it has been removed from the suede.

Allow the cornstarch to sit on the suede for about an hour so it can absorb the oil. Apply a small amount to clean dry bristle brush. Then press down firmly and scrape off the remaining dirt. Some people use specialized sports shoe wipes. Clapping the shoes together and running your hands over them will also work if you don t have a suede brush but this is a cheap tool and it s a good thing to keep on hand if you own suede shoes sneaker wipes may remove some spots and imperfections on your vans but check the packaging to make sure the brand you have is safe for suede.