Brown faux leather ottoman – how to get rid of stains

One of the most horrible things that can happen to your brown faux leather ottoman is having some nasty stains on it!

Because of the brown color, it can be extremely difficult to get rid of them, and this is what I’m going to deal with in this post, how to get rid of difficult stains on your brown faux leather ottoman the right way.

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I’ve explained this in many of my posts, the brown color, especially when it’s in faux leather fabrics, is extremely difficult to clean and maintain in proper condition, it’s because dust and other dirt particles, stains, and even small scratches, can look enormous on it and even worse, because of some low-quality faux leather fabrics, stains that are caused by liquids, such as wine, soda, tea or coffee can become permanent in such furniture items!

Then, how to get rid of such stains?

I can easily give you three methods to doing so, but they rely on homemade procedures and most of the time, people will have a difficult time doing the right thing and mixing the right “ingredients” together, even when they are given clear instructions! It’s because these homemade techniques are very demanding and you may forget some steps of a procedure, which can damage your brown faux leather ottoman even more!

I don’t want this happening to you, that’s why I’m going to show you a wonderful product I use in my shop, it’s the one that will get rid of most of your stains and even those nasty ones, such as marker, tea and even wine stains!

This amazing product is by a brand called: Blue Magic, and as mentioned before, it’s the one I use in my shop and it gives a fantastic result, just apply some few drops onto a dry sponge and wipe very gently, it will definitely get rid of most difficult stains while giving your brown faux leather ottoman a fantastic look, brightness, and strength.

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And if you are looking for the more traditional method, please, check out my previous posts, I deal with this subject in much more depth.