Things You Will Need
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Vacuum the wool upholstery to remove any lose crumbs, hair or dirt.
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Read the label on your wool upholstery. If it label has a "W," it is only safe to clean with water. "S" means you may use a cleaning solvent. "SW" means both solvent and water may be used. If it has an "X," only dry cleaning is recommended.
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Dampen a clean towel with water or solvent, depending on the label code. Wipe any stain in a circular motion, working toward the center of the stain.
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Rinse your cloth thoroughly and wipe again. Repeat this process until all stains are gone.
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Apply a fabric protector safe for wool to the upholstery, according to label instructions.
The Drip Cap
- Wool upholstery is not commonly found in a home, as it can be uncomfortable to skin.
- If it label has a "W," it is only safe to clean with water.
- " Dampen a clean towel with water or solvent, depending on the label code.