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How Do You Remove Grease Stains From Leather?

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How Do You Remove Grease Stains From Leather?

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Grease and oil stains can be tricky to remove from leather. The residue left behind seems to leave a permanent mark. Use the method below to draw the grease out of the leather and remove the stain for good. You Will Need: • Talcum powder • Lint free soft cloths (microfiber cloths work well) Steps to Remove the Stains: • Try to treat the stain immediately. • Blot the stain with a microfiber cloth. Remove as much of the grease as possible. • Cover the stain liberally with talcum powder. • Allow the powder to sit on the stain overnight. The powder will draw the grease and moisture out of the leather. • In the morning, brush off the powder and the stain will be gone. Additional Tips and Advice • Similar to the grain of wood, leather has a “lie” or a line of texture to it.

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