Comfortable, practical and warm sheepskin coats are quite rightly popular with our fashionistas. They are light, cozy, beautiful and ... very easy to get dirty! The latter circumstance, sooner or later, puts each owner before a choice: to throw out the sheepskin coat, to clean it or to walk in dirty.

Not the last! A dirty hem, sleeves and pockets that are filthy, and even more so, stains do not adorn your clothes. And you need to make every effort to bring your favorite sheepskin coat in a proper look, returning it to cleanliness and freshness. Cleaning a sheepskin coat at home can seem like a simple matter if you have several recipes from "knowledgeable people" at your disposal. But it is not enough to arm yourself with advice, you need to know what your sheepskin coat is made of, what is shown to her, and what is not. Here are some safe tips on how to clean a sheepskin coat at home without harming it.
What is the sheepskin coat made of?
Before choosing a method and means for cleaning a sheepskin coat, you need to get a clear idea of \u200b\u200bwhat you are dealing with. The vast majority of sheepskin coats are sewn from sheepskin. But different countries supply skins of completely different quality. The lightest and most pleasant to the touch are Spanish skins, and the roughest and heaviest are American skins. The average quality is considered to be the skins produced in Greece, Bulgaria, Turkey and France.

Sheepskin coats are sewn from uncoated and coated fur velor. Uncoated fur velor is just sanded leather. It is made from selected high quality hides. Sheepskin coats from it look quite impressive and expensive. But it is they who quickly get salted and dirty.

Coated sheepskin coats are produced in a slightly different way. For them, skins are used not only of high quality. These sheepskin coats are coated with a special compound that has various additives and natural resins. Thanks to the protective layer, coated sheepskin coats are more practical and much easier to keep clean. There are many different coatings - crack, nappalan, kansas, silk and others. But this only aggravates the cleaning problem, because each of these sheepskin coats needs a different approach. Therefore, when planning to clean a sheepskin coat at home, be sure to consider its features.

Dry cleaning.
An uncoated sheepskin coat made of thin velor requires more careful and careful handling than a sheepskin coat made of thick leather. Dry cleaning is permissible only if the sheepskin coat is absolutely dry.

Before cleaning, lay the sheepskin coat on a flat surface so that the dirty spots are clearly visible. Prepare all the tools you may need: a rag mitt, semolina, or table salt. Pour semolina or salt over the place of contamination and, putting on a mitten, with vigorous movements from the edge of the contamination to the center, remove the main dirt. Shake off the dirty salt or semolina and repeat the procedure with soft in a circular motion over the entire area of \u200b\u200bpollution. After cleaning the dirt, go over the sheepskin coat with a stiff brush.

Greasy sleeve cuffs, pockets and collar can be cleaned using a suede rubber brush or eraser. But if the sheepskin coat is in a very neglected state, this method will not save her. Therefore, it is advisable to use an eraser and a brush when the very first and light dirt appears, then these funds are very effective.

Perhaps one of the most ancient and safe recipes that our ancestors used since the time of Peter the Great, when they cleaned their sheepskin coats, is a piece of dried bread crust. White and black bread are equally suitable. The place of contamination is vigorously wiped with bread. It will crumble, but ignore it. Just stock up on 2-3 extra pieces. If the dirt isn't too old, the bread will do just fine!

Uncoated sheepskin coats should not be cleaned when wet - this will only exacerbate the problem by rubbing the dirt into the deeper structures of suede or velor.

If you "planted" a greasy spot, immediately sprinkle it with semolina or starch, as it is absorbed, shake off the "powder" and replace it with a dry one. But you should not sprinkle with salt - it can greatly lighten the spot.

Having finally cleaned the sheepskin coat, be sure to treat it with a water-repellent agent. This will create a thin protective layer on its surface and generally extend its service life.

Wet cleaning.
It is ideal for coated sheepskin coats. The most practical and easy-to-clean products are considered to be “silk” coated products. Caring for it is quite simple and boils down to the need to periodically wipe the dirt with a damp cloth.

In case of more significant contamination, as well as when cleaning sheepskin coats with a different type of coating, you can use a napkin soaked in water with a little shampoo and ammonia (for a glass of warm water, 1 teaspoon of shampoo and ½ teaspoon of alcohol). The napkin should be rinsed as often as possible; if the water becomes very dirty, make a fresh solution. After the treatment, wipe the treatment area dry with a dry cloth and leave to dry in a straightened state. The use of a hair dryer or the location of a sheepskin coat at a heating device is unacceptable. The temperature drop will cause the sheepskin coat to warp.

Sadly, there are no more completely safe ways to clean sheepskin coats at home.

Of course, you can try to clean the stain with gasoline, and the greasy collar with a composition of glycerin and ammonia. But you need to be prepared for the thing to be irretrievably lost. Therefore, if you nevertheless decide to experiment with your sheepskin coat, first make a small test somewhere on its inside.

Some special products for cleaning sheepskin coats produced by the industry can be classified as safe. But here you need to be extremely careful, because, as you have seen, sheepskin coats are very different. And so that caring for a sheepskin coat does not turn into a problem, make it a rule 3-4 times a season, regardless of appearance products, arrange preventive cleaning and treat with water-repellent and protective sprays.

The sheepskin coat is very practical, warm and comfortable winter thing... It requires proper and very delicate care. At home, you can clean a suede sheepskin coat no worse than in a specialized dry cleaner.

This is quite possible by following these simple tips:

• An effective method of dealing with stains and pollution prevention. While the sheepskin coat is still new, it should be cleaned with a special means of protection for suede. It has the ability to repel dust, moisture and dirt, and will help keep your sheepskin coat looking good for a long time.
• To preserve the pile of the sheepskin coat, it is necessary to use a stiff rubber and rubber brush. You can use fine-grained sandpaper.
• For cleaning, you can use only those products that are not very aggressive to natural surfaces. Before use, test the product on a part of the pocket from the inside, or on a sample of fabric attached to a new garment.
• If the garment has faded over the season, you can try a special dye for suede.
  Clean your sheepskin coat immediately at the end of winter, not before the next season. Old stains are much more difficult to remove.
• You need to know that in addition to suede, a sheepskin coat may have a collar made of other natural fur, mink, silver fox, fox, arctic fox. This fur requires special care.
• The sheepskin coat cannot be machine washed - this will ruin it completely.
• A suede fur product is not subjected to high temperatures, drying on a heater or batteries.
• It is necessary to use a hanger for clothes or spread the item on a flat surface to avoid deformation.
• It is imperative to study the factory label in order to understand what the product is made of, and what kind of care it is allowed to take care of.
• Try to clean the stains in hot pursuit, while they are still fresh.
• When caring for a sheepskin coat, use steamers, they do not harm the surface and preserve the beautiful appearance of the clothes, as well as get rid of excess germs.
• Don't forget about inside sheepskin coats. You need to take care of it by combing with a special wool brush. You can buy it at any pet store.

Household cleaning methods

A thing made of suede always looks spectacular and luxurious. But this material is in constant wear and gets dirty quickly. The main methods of cleaning a suede sheepskin coat at home are divided into dry care and wet.

Dry cleaning methods

Dry is suitable for natural capricious suede. Wet can be used if the sheepskin coat is impregnated with some kind of protective compound.

• use a regular vacuum cleaner against dust, use a furniture attachment;
• dry dirt is destroyed with a brush designed for cleaning suede products;
• places that are glazed can be tidied up with a school eraser;
• dry dirt is removed with a rigid half of the "Velcro" and adhesive tape;
• not heavily soiled sheepskin coat, can be cleaned with fine sandpaper. This surface treatment will help remove minor dirt, and will also give a soft silky look to the product;
• on a heavily soiled surface, you need to apply salt Gently rub this place with your hand or a brush, then remove the salt with a dry sponge;
• greasy stains are destroyed with semolina, you can also use starch. Wipe the dirt gently and remove with a dry cloth or sponge. You can use a brush to clean the suede;
• talcum powder, crushed chalk or white flour. Apply to stain. Clean the dirt in a circular motion. Then remove the powder with a cloth or sponge. If necessary, repeat the procedure;
• the bread crust will also help clean up the dirt. Apply to stain. Do not grind too much, roll the bread into a lump;
• toothpowder can help remove greasy stains. We cover the stain with a composition of powder in a circular motion, do not rub hard. Then we remove the powder;
• the dirty suede surface is well cleaned with gauze soaked in kerosene or gasoline. But this method should not be used to clean white products.

Wet cleaning methods

• the simplest wet cleaning product is soap suds and a few drops of ammonia. You should know that you do not need to wet the sheepskin coat too much, this can deform it. If it does get wet, lay it out on the table surface, then mash it well
• a solution of glycerin 20 g, water-0.5 l, ammonia 5 drops and borax 5 also clean suede well. Treat the surface by changing the sponge frequently, let dry
• old greasy spots will remove the solution from milk - 1 glass, 1 teaspoon of baking soda, ammonia, five drops. This solution can be safely used for light and white
• cleans stains with oxalic acid solution - one small spoon, two teaspoons of baking soda
• degrease the surface with a solution of dishwashing detergent and five drops of ammonia. Apply with a sponge, dry at a low temperature
• perfectly clean the sheepskin coat with a solution: warm water and a composition for natural carpets. Apply the foam of the solution to the dirty product, dry it and go through with a vacuum cleaner
  dirt on the collar, cuffs and pockets will well remove the solution from water, usual washing powder with ammonia - 5 cap. We remove the solution with a special suede brush

To enhance the result after wet procedures, remove the solutions from the surface with a clean cotton cloth dipped in vinegar.

Natural fur care

Clean effectively natural fur on a sheepskin coat is possible in this way:

• Wheat bran or sand. Use hot. It must be applied to the fur, combed with a special brush.
• Shampoo for any furry animal. Dilute the shampoo in warm water until thick foam. Then cover the fur with a foam composition. Leave on for five minutes. Wash off with clean water. It is necessary not to get on the suede. Dry at room temperature.
• Acetic and alcohol solution. Only natural fur can be cleaned. Apply the composition to the fur with a sponge and rinse with water.
• Lemon juice. Apply to the dirt then comb through the fur with a comb.
• Baby powder. Gently cleans stains. Apply powder, then shake and comb the fur.
• Any fur will shine: salt 30 g, ammonia - five drops, water 500 ml. Apply with a sponge. Comb with a special fur brush.
• White and light fur will clean 5 ml of hydrogen peroxide. water 500 ml. Apply to fur from a spray bottle. Then air dry. And comb with a stiff comb.

Storage conditions for sheepskin coats

• For storing sheepskin coats from suede fabric you need to purchase a special case with a zipper. It should be made of polyethylene on one side only, the other side is fabric. Such a cover will allow natural suede to breathe, and will also keep from excess dust.
• You need to hang your clothes on a good hanger, suitable in size.
• It is necessary to store the suede sheepskin coat in a dark place in order to preserve the color.
• Inside the cover, and in the pockets, put a lavender-scented moth repellent.
• The storage temperature is cool. The proximity of heating devices will dry out the suede and it may lose its softness and deform.

There are many secrets of cleaning a suede sheepskin coat at home. If you wear a thing very carefully and carefully, take care of it in time, it will serve you for a long time and will not lose its beautiful appearance.

Sheepskin coat is a thing that is especially popular in winter period... This outerwear warm, beautiful and comfortable. Unfortunately, it gets dirty very quickly. Many consider dry cleaning to be the only solution. Although such a thing can be cleaned just as well at home.

Before cleaning, be sure to choose a product that better cope with the contamination of a particular material. For this, the composition must be tested in an invisible area.

Before cleaning it is necessary to spread the item on a flat surface. In order not to miss the stained areas, it is important that there is good lighting.

Suede needs to be cleaned with specific products. Various household substances are used for leather sheepskin coats. But products made from other materials require special cleaning. In addition, you need to know how fur is processed, because special rules must be followed to eliminate contamination from fur decorations.

It should be remembered that after cleaning it is not recommended to dry the sheepskin coat using heating devices and electrical appliances (iron, hairdryer). The best option to dry the product, it will be the usual hanging on a hanger in a ventilated room.

There are a large number of videos on the Internet on how to independently clean winter outerwear. From them you can find out information on how to properly clean sheepskin coats and what means to choose for the material from which the product is made.

Cleaning methods

You cannot wash such a thing as a sheepskin coat, because you can simply ruin the product. Therefore, in order to put things in order on their own, you need to know how to clean a natural sheepskin coat at home, what methods exist for this. In order to treat the sheepskin coat with cleaning agents, dry and wet cleaning methods are used.

Wet cleaning

This method is great for cleaning coated garments. Not very dirty places just need to be wiped with a napkin dipped in water.

But if there is strong pollution, then it is better to add any shampoo and ammonia to the water with the calculation: one glass of water: one teaspoon of shampoo: half a teaspoon of alcohol.

After damp cleaning, wipe the cleaned area with a dry cloth and dry indoors at room temperature.

Dry processing method

Dry cleaning is used only when removing dirt from dry clothing. It is important to know what can be used to clean a sheepskin coat using dry cleaning. For this, ordinary products are perfect: salt, semolina and other means. Sprinkle the selected substance over the stain. Put a rag glove on your hand and wipe well the place where there is dirt.

Then you need to shake off the product. But, in order to finally get rid of the cleaning agents on the surface of the sheepskin coat, you need to brush it over it several times.

Sleeve cuffs, collar and pockets are easier to clean with a rubber brush or eraser.

Cleaning suede

A suede product requires dry and delicate cleaning. On the suede things traces of dirt and dust are particularly striking. Any inaccurate movement, strong friction can lead to more contamination when the dirt gets into the deeper layers of the material. Therefore, it is more difficult to clean them. Cleaning sheepskin coats from this material requires a suede brush. It can be rubber, brass, or hard hair. If there is no such brush, ordinary fine-grained sandpaper will do. In order for a thing to become clean and at the same time not to spoil it, there are different optionsthan you can clean it.

Special aerosols and sprays

They are used to treat large areas of contamination. To clean a thing with such a tool, you must first carefully read the instructions.

Salt

Salt quickly removes dust and dirt from sheepskin coats. If the stain is not too large, you need to cover it with salt and rub it a little, but do it carefully, without strong pressure, so as not to spoil the sheepskin coat. Then shake the product well from the remaining product and walk over the sheepskin coat with a soft-bristled brush.

Burlap soaked in gasoline

In this way, suede is cleaned if it has oily or obsolete stains. You just need to lightly rub the contaminated area.

Oxalic acid

Prepare a solution: one teaspoon of oxalic acid in a glass of water. Add some baking soda. Use as for wet cleaning.

White suede sheepskin coat: cleaning methods

A light suede sheepskin coat must be cleaned with a brush so as not to ruin the thing. A white sheepskin coat can be cleaned with home remedies.

Milk with soda

Hydrogen peroxide and ammonia solution

Before the processing process, the thing must be cleaned of dust. Pour a small spoonful of 3% peroxide and ammonia into a glass of water. Wipe dirty areas with a swab dipped in solution. Remove residues with a damp cloth. Dry the sheepskin coat at room temperature.

How to clean leather

Leather goods are in special demand among people who value quality. In addition, to clean such a thing at home, you will need simple, but always at hand, means. With their help, it is easy to clean a natural sheepskin coat with a bristle brush.

To cleanse real skin, use:

Soap solution

When using with wet cleaning, it is important to avoid getting too wet.

Starch

Cover the stained area with the substance and rub it lightly with your hands. Starch does not leave light stains on dark shades of artificial sheepskin coats.

Semolina

This product absorbs dirt. You just need to rub well the area where the stain is with semolina, putting on a cloth glove on your hand. Movements should be made from the edges to the center. And then you need to carefully remove the semolina from the surface with a stiff brush. It can be used to clean a black sheepskin coat, as it does not lighten the material.

If your clothing has white fur, it can also be brushed with semolina.

Kerosene or gasoline

You can independently clean leather items using these substances. They are good at removing old grease stains from the skin. To do this, you should hold on the soiled place with cotton wool or gauze soaked in liquid. In order to eliminate such contaminants, rubber soaked in kerosene is also used.

This method is best used in an open space, and after processing, the sheepskin coat must be well ventilated to get rid of the unpleasant odor.

A mixture of tooth powder and ammonia

When there are no special contaminants, and the owners of leather sheepskin coats want to freshen up a thing a little, it is possible to use a mixture of an alcohol solution of ammonia with toothpaste. This method is great for treating areas that are slightly worn (eg collars, pockets, sleeves). Use a stiff bristled brush to carefully wipe the surface of the product. The use of water is not recommended for this method.

When using this method, the item will look almost new.

Flour

This product will help deal with fresh grease stains. To do this, thoroughly flour the area contaminated with fat and leave for three to four hours. After the time has elapsed, remove the remaining flour and sprinkle with new flour again. It is necessary to repeat the procedure until the fat from the sheepskin coat is completely absorbed by the flour.

Processing of sheepskin coats in light colors

Light thing from genuine leather can be cleaned using:

• starch
• semolina
• ammonia and tooth powder.

Do not use gasoline and kerosene to clean light-colored sheepskin coats.

How to remove stains from artificial leather

This material absorbs less water, grease and dirt. Cleaning it is also not difficult. In order for such a sheepskin coat to last longer, it is important to adhere to the tips for caring for the product and avoid heavy contamination.

An imitation sheepskin coat is excellently cleaned by wet cleaning. Stains on it can be quickly removed with ammonia. To do this, moisten a napkin in a solution, wipe the stain. Then wipe dry with a dry cloth. You can also clean your fake leather with a cleanser.

Do not clean the product from artificial leather products containing chlorine. And to make the sheepskin coat less dirty, you can treat the product with water-dirt-repellent preparations.

Laser coated products and sheepskin products

It should be noted that such a thing gets dirty less than products made from other materials. The laser coating contains natural resins that repel dust, dirt and moisture.

A laser sheepskin coat can be perfectly cleaned by wet cleaning. For this, a solution of ordinary soap is used.

Fur cleaning

Fur decor is cleaned separately. To do this, use the following means:

• Shampoo for cats. Apply the foam with a sponge and leave on the fur surface for a few minutes. Then rinse with water.
• Lemon juice. Using a sponge, saturate the fur and comb it with a comb.
• Chalk and baby powder. They remove grease stains well. After application, gently remove with a brush.
• Sand or wheat bran. These substances should be heated in a frying pan, then massaged onto the fur trim. After cleaning, the residues must be removed with a stiff brush.

Sheepskin coat is a winter outer garment made from dressed sheepskin. It is practical and universal product has long been firmly entrenched in our life, "settling" in the wardrobes of the average housewives, and business women, and students, and socialites.

Sooner or later, every woman is faced with the problem of pollution of things. And few people know that it is possible to clean a natural sheepskin coat at home, without resorting to the services of dry cleaners.

How to clean a natural sheepskin coat at home

Before you start cleaning a winter garment, you need to carefully study all the labels that are on the product: this will help to establish what the garment is made of, what cleaning requirements exist. Naturally, when cleaning, you should strictly adhere to the existing guidelines and instructions. Without knowing the material from which the thing is sewn, you can forget about high-quality cleaning: wet cleaning will ruin suede products, dry cleaning for leather sheepskin coats will be ineffective.

Under no circumstances can you wash a natural sheepskin coat: water will have a detrimental effect on natural leather and fur, they will lose elasticity, color, texture, and the skin may shrink.

Before starting cleaning, it is advisable to walk over the product with a soft cloth brush or with an armchair and sofa attachment. Also, before using any agent to clean the dirt, it is necessary to carry out preliminary "testing" to avoid causing more damage. To do this, a small portion of the substance must be applied to the place of the sheepskin coat, which is invisible to prying eyes (wrong side, lapel).

When cleaning dirt with specially prepared products, you should try to change cotton swabs or discs as often as possible so as not to create additional dirty stains. Wipe any stain from the edge to the center.

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How to restore fur to its original appearance

Excellent products for cleaning sheepskin and other types of fur are bran, lemon juice and hydrogen peroxide:

• Wheat bran is sent to a dry frying pan, slightly warmed up and poured onto the sheepskin. Lightly rubbing them into the fur, the sheepskin coat must be well shaken out and knocked out with a thin stick. The remaining particles can be “combed out” with a clothes brush.
• The foam sponge can be soaked in lemon juice and process the surface of the faded fur with it, after which the fur should be combed with a comb with rare teeth.
• Yellowed white fur can be sprayed with a hydrogen peroxide solution from a spray bottle: 1 tablespoon of the substance per 0.5 glass of water. After such manipulations, the sheepskin coat must be dried.
• Help restore pristine appearance fur collar or cuffs will help the treatment with a damp cloth dipped in soapy water with ammonia. After drying, fur places must be combed out with a comb.
• A special emulsion made from water and fish oil in equal proportions, which can be applied with a brush or spray gun, can restore the fur to its previous shine.

There are several elementary rules for caring for a sheepskin coat, the systematic observance of which will ensure that the product is cleaned only in extreme cases.

Helpful hints:

• Before putting the sheepskin coat in the closet for storage after the winter season, it must be cleaned with a dry brush.
• It is necessary to store the product in a closet, which is not too packed with things, on hangers, having previously packed it in a special case for storing winter things.
• Drying a wet sheepskin coat is carried out in the same way: on a hanger, away from a radiator or other heat source.
• You can put a handkerchief or cotton pad in the pocket of your winter clothes, on which a few drops of lavender oil are first applied. In this way, you can protect a natural product from other insects.
• If possible, excessive wetting of the sheepskin coat in the rain or sleet should be avoided. For this purpose, its surface must be systematically treated with water-repellent preparations.
• Faded places cannot be made bright. The only way out is to buy a special paint and, following the instructions, paint the faded surface.
• If a stain appears, then you must try to clean it immediately: dried and old stains are removed with difficulty and require the use of special means. In addition, the worn-out place will immediately catch the eye.
• Systematically, suede sheepskin coats must be cleaned with a special brush made of brass (hard bristle, rubber).

It is not difficult to clean a sheepskin coat at home. But if the stains are old, then it is still better to trust the professionals and dry-clean the item. Your favorite thing must be worn neatly, then there will be no problems with restoring its original appearance.

More in the next video useful information on how to clean a sheepskin coat on your own and with what means you can get rid of stains.

Sheepskin coats are most popular in winter, and after the end of the heating season, fur products are sent to cabinets and mezzanines. For a product to serve you for a long time, it needs careful maintenance, and even if you don't see any stains, you still need to refresh your outfit.

Housewives who want to save money prefer to clean things at home rather than go to dry cleaning, as this is a large expense for the family budget. Can this problem be dealt with at home? If you decide to clean a natural sheepskin coat at home, then you need to know a few secrets in order not to spoil it. Cleaning of tanned leather products will be effective if done with care and knowledge of the process.

• The method of processing (dry or wet) will depend on whether the sheepskin coat is coated or not, the easiest way to clean is coated products.
• In no case should the sheepskin coat be washed in the washing machine.
• For suede and leather products, various cleaning agents are selected, it is imperative to remove the fur elements before cleaning so as not to spoil them.

Before cleaning the entire product - test on an inconspicuous area (most often this is the inner seam) to make sure that the cleaning agent is suitable and will not ruin the item.

Cleaning methods

There are dry and wet methods.

Dry method:

• to remove fresh stains, use abrasive substances of natural origin: starch, semolina, they will not change the color of the product, but they will absorb moisture well enough. Spread the sheepskin coat on a horizontal surface, determine where the dirt is and sprinkle with semolina on top, start rubbing the cereal into the spots, after it darkens - shake it off and start over, repeat the process until the semolina stops changing color. Starch can be used in the same way;
• an eraser soaked in kerosene will perfectly remove non-greasy stains, it is easier to deal with fresh than old stains, after the procedure, it takes some time to air;
• using a vacuum cleaner, it is quite easy to get rid of dust, for this you need to use a brush with soft bristles, first brush dried dirt spots with a stiff brush;
• a special suede brush will come in handy, it is easy to clean especially greasy places on the collar and sleeves, as well as on pockets, so that cleaning is more effective, use dry tooth powder with the addition of ammonia;
• for very small areas of minor contamination, use scotch tape: you need to glue it to the speck, lightly stroke it on top with your hand and peel off the scotch tape with one jerk;
• it is allowed to use fine-grain sandpaper, you need to rub it very carefully, first practice on the seamy side by winding sandpaper on a matchbox or wooden block.

Do not use water to clean a tanned leather outfit, as the places of contact with water may crack and wrinkle, the cover may lose elasticity, become hard and brittle, or shrink.

If you still cannot avoid getting wet, hang the sheepskin coat on a hanger and wait until the wet spots dry completely, periodically kneading them with your hands, in order to avoid creases and folds. In no case place the sheepskin coat near heating devices, the product may deform.

Wet way:

• for effective cleansing of old stains from grease and dirt, use a piece of suede cloth soaked in soapy water with the addition of ammonia and borax, change the cloth periodically, after the procedure, blot the cleaning site with a paper towel;
• use a bandage dipped in kerosene or gasoline, and although this method is not very pleasant for our sense of smell, it will help to cope with old and difficult to remove stains. Remember to ventilate your outfit in the fresh air. This method is not used for cleaning light-colored sheepskin coats;
• in four parts of water, mix one part of ammonia, moisten a soft cloth with this solution and wipe the dirt on the sheepskin coat, after the procedure, you need to wipe the cleaned places with a cloth moistened with clean water.

If your sheepskin coat is made of genuine leather, these tips will ideally help you clean it yourself and restore it to its original appearance, and if it has a smooth surface, after all the manipulations, wipe the skin with a cloth with glycerin, clean or diluted with water.

And what about suede sheepskin coats

Suede products require more delicate care than leather products. For a sheepskin coat made of suede, a large amount of moisture is unacceptable, from this it deteriorates. The problem with such things is that the sleeves, collar and area near the pockets begin to shine after some time of wearing. In order to return these places to their previous appearance - use semolina, or starch, or dry tooth powder and a brush. Rub gently and gently over the affected area.

Another in a good way is cleaning with bread crumb, it is better to use black bread for this.

Sheepskin coat white

A white sheepskin coat will become a special decoration for a woman; such a thing looks more than gorgeous on its owner, but it also requires particularly delicate care. Even the smallest specks will be visible on it from afar, so it is better not to pull with cleaning, but to clean the dirt immediately, as it occurs.

• Use a brush to clean such a sheepskin coat daily from settled dust.
• Ordinary bleach will help to restore the original whiteness.
• It will help in cleaning - water with the addition of ammonia and hydrogen peroxide: moisten a cotton swab in the solution and wipe the dirty areas, change cotton pads as necessary.
• Dissolve a teaspoon of soda in a glass of milk, slightly warm the mixture, moisten a gauze napkin in it, wipe the stains, and then wipe it with gauze dipped in a solution of vinegar.

After all the manipulations, dry the product thoroughly, kneading especially humid places, in order to exclude creases and tightening. The fur must be cleaned separately, with soapy water, after which it must be combed out with a brush dipped in water with the addition of fish oil.

1. Fresh stains are the easiest to clean, so do not postpone cleaning until later, but get down to business as soon as you come from the street.
2. If the stain is old, use a piece of cloth soaked in water to soften it a little.
3. Never use salt in cleaning: it will easily scratch delicate suede or leather, but will not get rid of stains.
4. Purchased professional products can be used to clean the sheepskin coat.
5. Whichever product you choose, be sure to test it on an inconspicuous area of \u200b\u200bthe thing before cleaning.
6. Any sheepskin coat is afraid of water: do not let it get very wet.
7. After each cleaning, do not be too lazy to cover the product with special water-repellent agents, they will help to extend the life of the product, create a protective layer against dust and dirt.
8. It is necessary to dry the sheepskin coat vertically on a hanger, away from radiators and fireplaces, preferably in the fresh air.

Whichever method you choose, remember the basic rules for caring for products made of natural suede or leather, and then your outfit will delight you with its dazzling state for a long time.