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Removal of oil stains from leather/ suede head board
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Dogtania 2,866
Picked up a bed yesterday. Super nice and seems very good condition apart from these pretty disgusting stains on the head board. Only one is really noticeable and I assume it's from head hair grease.
A quick Google suggests alochol mixed with detergent, bicarb soda (no surprise), oxi branded cleaner.
Did consider just getting rid of but not sure I like the idea of hard wall behind my head.
When I collected yesterday I didn't notice that much but setting up last night very noticeable. I have tried a bit of alcohol spray stuff this morning and heavy brush and doesn't look as bad as yesterday but guessing it's still slightly damp.
It was free so happy to try something more extreme but not particularly wanting to sink money on expensive upholstery cleaner if I can get the same effect from bicarb etc. Other Google results suggest may be impossible to remove.
Edit - the photo definitely doesn't look bad but like I say could be so still damp - looked much worse before.
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