What do I use to spot clean the vomit?

Add a few drops of mild dish soap to sudsy water and apply it to the affected area. Avenge up the suds and rinse again. Repeat this process until the stain has vanished.

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5 Easy Steps to Clean Vomit Stains from Oxfords

Q: How do I finish cleaning vomit stains from my Oxfords?

Use a leather conditioner to keep the leather looking hale and hearty. This will help prevent further damage to the Oxfords in the future.

Accidents happen—even when wearing your favorite Oxfords. If you’ve been unfortunate enough to encounter vomit stains, don’t fret. Follow these 5 steps to restore your Oxfords and make them as good as new.

Updated 07 Mar 2023

By Mateuzs Kowalski

1. Remove any Solids

Carefully remove any solid chunks of vomit using a paper towel or cloth. Scrape off any remaining residue as best you can—don’t use anything too abrasive though, as it might damage the leather.

2. Rinse Stain with Water & Vinegar

Mix a solution of equal parts water and white vinegar in a bucket or bowl, then use a soft-bristled brush or cloth to gently scrub the affected area. This helps break down and lift away the vomit.

3. Spot Clean With Dish Soap

Once you’re done scrubbing, add a few drops of mild dish soap to sudsy water and apply it to affected area. Avenge up the suds and rinse again. Repeat this process until the stain has vanished.

4. Let the Spot Dry & Brush Away Excess Soap

Let the spot air dry, then brush away any excess soap with a soft-bristle brush. The soap helps soften and lift the stain away.

5. Apply Leather Conditioner

Lastly, use a leather conditioner to keep the leather looking hale and hearty. This will help prevent further damage to the Oxfords in the future.

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