Whether it’s natural or faux, suede furniture can be easily cleaned with a few household items.
However, wear and tear are inevitable with constant use.
Learn how to clean your suede couch to not only maintain its beauty but alsoremove stainsquickly.
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This genuine material is very delicate, making it more rare to have on furniture than its synthetic counterpart.
The synthetic material is likely made with a microfiber polyester and nylon.
The nap on this material is much shorter than real suede but is still very soft and attractive.
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Faux suede will likely feel thicker and more durable than natural suede.
Checking their care label is extremely important.
Water-based cleaners are to be avoided in most cases to best protect the material.
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If necessary, use as little moisture as possible on the furniture.
If it is an oil-based stain from food, she recommendssprinkling baking sodaon the affected area.
Similar thingslike cornstarchor baby powder will also help absorb the oil.
Wipe the powder gently off the fabric with a damp microfiber cloth.
Use a dry cloth to remove extra moisture and let air dry.
Finish by brushing the fabric to refresh the texture.
