Eliminate Tar Stains from Purses with these Proven Tips and Tricks
Tar is notoriously difficult to remove from fabrics, especially those used in purses. Fortunately, it can be done without causing damage or discoloration – here’s how.
Updated 23 Jun 2023
By Brane Lukman
Gather Your Supplies
Before you start, make sure you have the following supplies: a soft-bristled brush, clean cloths, a bucket of warm water, laundry detergent, rubbing alcohol, dish soap, nail polish remover, and a vacuum.
Brush Area
Using the soft-bristled brush, gently loosen any tar particles that are stuck to fabric of your purse. Be careful not to rub too hard, as this could damage the fabric. If the tar has dried, you may need to use a bit more force.
Soak the Area
Once you've loosened up the tar, use a clean cloth to soak the stained area with warm water. This will help to rehydrate the tar particles and make them easier to remove. Let the area sit for 10 minutes before proceeding.
Clean the Area
Once the area has soaked, use a mild laundry detergent to spot-clean the stain. You can also try using rubbing alcohol, dish soap, or nail polish remover. Use a clean cloth to dab and scrub until the stain is no longer visible. If needed, repeat the process until the stain is completely gone.
Vacuum the Area
Finally, use a vacuum to remove any remaining tar particles that are stuck in fabric. This will help to prevent stain from reappearing or causing any damage to the purse.
Conclusion
Tar stains are notoriously difficult to remove, but with the right approach and supplies, it can be done without damaging or discoloring the fabric of your purse. With these cleaning tips, you can easily get rid of even the most stubborn tar stains.
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