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   How to Keep Designer Hand Bags Looking Brand New


09 Mar 2008 03:49:55
| Michael Champlin


Women carry their purses just about everywhere, including into public restrooms, sporting events, smoky bars and even preschool classrooms. Inevitably, the most carried bags end up being accidentally set in a mystery puddle or being touched by sticky hands, so in order to keep their bags looking like new women need to know how to properly care for their favorite designer hand bags.

Cleaning Purses Properly

Proper cleaning methods for purses varies depending on the bag and material it is made out of. Sometimes discount designer bags come with cleaning instructions, which are helpful when its time to clean up a bag. Nylon bags are perhaps the easiest to care for because they are more durable and water resistant. Standard home cleaning products can be used to scrub off any stains, which makes tackling a stain a piece of cake. Take note; before scrubbing down the nylon bag, be sure and test a small corner of the bag just in case discoloring occurs. Moreover, with Nylon discount designer bags, you can even take preventative measures -- spray your bag with Teflon or ScotchGuard. Leather purses pose a bit of a challenge when it comes to sprucing them up because cleaning them can alter their color or appearance. Also, it is important to note that leather designer hand bags should never be cleaned with home cleaning products. Instead, determine what type of stain is on the leather and then go from there. For example, new blood or food stains can be cleaned with a damp cloth, but an oil or grease based stain can be cleaned by placing an absorbent material, such as chalk, on the stain for about a day. For specifics on leather care and stain removal, it is wise to contact leather specialists to ensure that you don't accidentally cause your discount designer bags more harm than good.

When it comes to cloth purses, it is best to take them to be treated at a trusted dry cleaner. This is recommended because if a stain is accidentally rubbed into the fabric when it is being cleaned by a novice it could ruin the bag forever.

More Tips

To ensure that your designer hand bags don't need to be cleaned too often, be conscious of which bag you take with you for a day at the zoo or a night out on the town. If you think there's a good chance that you might set your purse down in an unexpected substance, then be sure to take an easy-to-clean purse out with you. Also, regularly checking over your bags for spots or stains can help you tackle stains early, which means they'll be easier to get out in the long run.



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