How to Effortlessly Remove Tree Sap Stains From Your Wallet
Tree sap is an inevitable reality when living in an area with trees. If you've ever had the unfortunate luck of having your wallet come into contact with tree sap, don't worry! Removing tree sap stains from leather wallets is simple and easy when using a few everyday household items.
Updated 11 Mar 2023
By Isabelle Trottier
Instructions
- Gently rub surface of the wallet with a damp cloth.
- Treat the sap stain with rubbing alcohol to help break it apart.
- Once the sap stain has been broken up, dab the area with a damp cloth.
- If the stain is still visible, scrub the area with a soft bristled toothbrush and some warm soapy water (dish soap works best).
- Once you have scrubbed away the sap stain, use a damp cloth to wipe off any remaining residue.
- Finally, if necessary, use a leather conditioner on the affected area to prevent any future cracking or discoloration.
Tips for Preventing Tree Sap Stains
- Keep your wallet in your pocket or purse when near trees.
- Regularly clean and condition leather wallets to keep them in top shape.
- If you see sap beginning to form on a tree branch, avoid touching it to prevent it from getting on your clothing and belongings.
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