The cleaning method for suede leather shoes is as follows:
Removing surface dust: First, gently brush away the dust from the surface of the shoes with a suede brush.
Removing oil: If there is oil on the shoe surface, wipe it with a cloth dampened with a small amount of gasoline to remove the oil.
Removing stains: For stubborn stains, you can use a rubber sheet or eraser to rub them, but be careful not to apply too much pressure to avoid damaging the shoe surface.
Treatment of localized shine: For localized shine caused by friction, gently buff the area with a medium-coarse gauze to restore the texture of the suede.
Combing the surface nap: Use a sponge to comb the shoe surface in the same direction to even out the color and restore the natural appearance of the suede.
Drying: If the shoes get wet, first absorb the moisture on the surface with paper towels, then stuff the shoes with crumpled waste newspaper to retain their shape. Then let the shoes air dry naturally, avoiding direct sunlight or baking to prevent damage and discoloration of the rubber sole.
Cleaning suede leather shoes by following the steps above can effectively keep the shoes clean and beautiful.
