How do I remove chocolate stains from suede?

Use a spoon or butter knife to scrape away the excess chocolate. Then blot the stain with a dry, clean cloth and use some white vinegar and a damp cloth to scrub away any remaining chocolate.

How can I prevent chocolate stains on suede?

Avoid eating chocolate while wearing or handling suede. If you must eat chocolate while wearing or handling suede, take precautions to protect the fabric, such as using napkins or a cover.

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3 Easy Steps to Clean Chocolate Stains from Suede

Chocolate stains can be a pain to remove, especially from suede! But with these 3 easy steps, you'll have your suede back to looking like new in no time.

Updated 14 Feb 2023

By Isabelle Trottier

Step 1: Scrape the Chocolate Off

The first step is to remove as much of chocolate as you can. Using a spoon or butter knife, carefully scrape away the excess chocolate. Be sure to only scrape in one direction to avoid damaging the suede.

Step 2: Blot the Stain

Once all of the excess chocolate has been scraped off, it's time to start bloting the stain. Use a dry, clean cloth and dab the stain, starting at the edge and working inwards. This will absorb some of the chocolate and help prevent it from spreading.

Step 3: Clean the Stain

Finally, it's time to clean the stain. You'll need some white vinegar and a damp cloth for this step. Dab some white vinegar on the stain and use the damp cloth to gently scrub it. This should remove any remaining chocolate.

And That's It!

With these 3 easy steps, you should now have your suede looking like new. You now know how to clean chocolate stains from suede, so you can enjoy it for years to come!

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