Eliminating Pet Stains from Silk Noil: A Step-by-Step Guide
Silk noil is widely popular for its silky sheen and unique texture, but pet stains can be tricky to remove. This guide will show you the best way to clean pet stains from silk noil without causing damage.
Updated 11 Mar 2023
By Luke Smith
Step 1: Blot Up Any Excess Moisture
Use a white cloth to blot away any excess moisture from the pet stain on the silk noil fabric. Make sure to be as gentle as possible and not to rub any of the stain into the fabric.
Step 2: Mix a Stain Removal Solution
Create your own effective stain remover by combining one part dishwashing liquid, one part white vinegar, and two parts cold water. Stir the ingredients in a bowl until they are fully mixed together.
Step 3: Apply the Stain Solution
Dip a clean, white cloth into the stain removal solution and gently blot stained area of the silk noil. Be very careful not to rub the stain into the fabric. Keep repeating this process until stain is removed.
Step 4: Rinse the Soap and Vinegar Away
Rinse the entire stained area with cold water. Use the same white cloth to lightly dab the fabric in order to rinse away the soap and vinegar mixture.
Step 5: Air Dry the Fabric
To avoid leaving any watermarks, air dry fabric instead of using a tumble dryer. You can either hang it up outside or drape it over a chair indoors in a well-ventilated area.
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