Eradicating Mud Stains from Angora Fabric in a Flash!
Angora is a luxurious fabric that exudes an air of perfection. Its softness, sheen, and comfort make it a popular choice in garments and textiles. But when an errant mud stain shows up, your Angora fabric can go from fine to frightful in a flash.
Updated 27 Jun 2023
By Noemi Denker
No matter. Mud stains on Angora fabric are no match for cleaning power of a few simple steps. Follow these steps, and you'll be able to banish the mud stain and restore your Angora fabric to its former glory.
Instructions
- First, mix one tablespoon of dish liquid with two cups of cold water.
- Then, dip a clean white cloth into solution and blot the stain gently from the outside edge to the inside.
- Next, spray a pre-wash spot cleaner over the stain and let the product sit for five minutes.
- After five minutes, use a damp cloth to blot the pre-wash spot cleaner away.
- Finally, allow the fabric to air dry or place in dryer on the low setting. Do not dry on high heat.
Other Tips
- Do not rub the fabric vigorously while attempting to blot the stain. Rubbing can cause the fabric to pill or fray.
- If the stain does not disappear after first attempt at removal, repeat the steps until the stain is fully gone.
- If stain still remains after a few attempts, you may need to take the fabric to a professional cleaner.