Many liquids, including juice, can be wiped away from leather if the stain is fresh. To remove a juice stain that has had a chance to work its way into leather, use a few common household items.
Things You Will Need
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Wipe up as much of the juice stain with paper towels if the stain is fresh.
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Mix ½ tsp. of liquid detergent soap with 1 qt. warm water in a bucket or small bowl.
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Moisten a soft cloth with the soap solution. Wipe the juice stain, allowing the soap to work into the leather.
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Scrub the leather using a soft bristled brush or toothbrush to work out the rest of the stain. Carefully work the brush in a back and forth motion following the grain of the leather. Make sure not to apply too much pressure as this will damage the leather.
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Reapply the soap solution to the stain. Scrub the leather with a soft bristled brush until the juice stain is completely removed.
The Drip Cap
- Juice can be one of the more difficult stains to remove due to the heavy dye that is commonly added to the liquid.
- A spilled glass of cherry, grape, tomato, cranberry or pomegranate juice often invokes a feeling of panic.
- Wipe the juice stain, allowing the soap to work into the leather.
- Reapply the soap solution to the stain.