Deep Clean Your Teneriffe Lace: Remove Foundation Stains without Damaging Delicate Fabric
Teneriffe lace has a special place in many people's closets but knowing how to clean it can be tricky. Once foundation stains appear, they can be a bear to remove. Read on for a guide for how to deep clean your delicate fabric and restore it to its former glory!
Updated 25 Jun 2023
By Cyryl Wozniak
Remove Excess Stain
Start by blotting stained area with a clean cloth or paper towel. Never rub or scrub Teneriffe lace as this will only cause more damage. If you have access to it, using a mix of warm water and mild detergent works best.
Plug In Your Hand Steamer
Using a handheld steamer is an efficient way to thoroughly clean your Teneriffe lace without damaging the fabric. Make sure the steamer is set to a low setting and then glide it over stained area. To make sure you are reaching all of the fine details within the lace, make sure you move steamer in small circular motions.
Toss it in the Washing Machine
If the stain still remains after steaming, the next step is to pop the fabric in the washing machine. Be sure to use a mild detergent and a gentle cycle and avoid throwing the lace in the dryer - simply hang it up to air dry.
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