Removing Tree Sap Stains from Ties: Step-by-Step Guide
Tree sap loves to make its way onto clothes, including ties. You don't have to accept a permanently stained tie, though. With the right ingredients and elbow grease, you can easily restore your tie's original state.
Updated 11 Mar 2023
By Isabelle Trottier
What You Will Need
- Rubbing alcohol
- Dishwashing liquid
- Cotton swabs
- Stiff brush
- Soft, clean cloth
Instructions
- Combine 1 part rubbing alcohol to 1 part dishwashing liquid in a bowl to create a cleaning solution.
- Saturate a cotton swab with the solution, then gently rub it over the stain or mark. Continue until the area is completely cleaned.
- Once sap has been removed, take the stiff brush and lightly brush over the fabric. This will help bring the fabric back to its original softness.
- Finally, take the soft, clean cloth and wipe away any remaining residue.
With care and attention, you can restore your tie's appearance and get back to looking sharp.
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