What should I do if my backpack still has a dessert wine stain?

If the stain still remains after following these steps, it is best to take your backpack to a professional dry cleaner.

Is it safe to use vinegar on my backpack fabric?

Yes, it is safe to use vinegar on your backpack fabric as it is a natural deodorizer and disinfectant.

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Tackle Those Dessert Wine Stains: How to Clean Your Backpack

We've all been there when out on a picnic, enjoying a glass of dessert wine, only to have some of it spill onto our backpacks. Before you panic, take a deep breath and know that with the right steps, you can clean those pesky dessert wine stains from your bag.

Updated 22 Feb 2023

By Matej Kramberger

What You'll Need To Clean Dessert Wine Stains

½ cup baking soda
1 tbsp. Dawn dishwashing liquid soap
¼ cup white vinegar
Small bowl
Sponge
Clean towels

Step 1: Make Baking Soda Paste

Combine the baking soda, Dawn dishwashing liquid soap, and white vinegar in a bowl to create a paste. Stir until a consistent paste has been achieved.

Step 2: Apply the Paste to the Stain

Using the sponge, apply the paste over the dessert wine stain. Let sit for 15 minutes.

Step 3: Clean Stain

Using a clean towel, carefully clean the stain. Be aware of any rubbing or scrubbing, as this may further damage the fabric of the backpack.

Step 4: Dry

Allow the backpack and the affected area to air dry.

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