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Does lotion come out of fabric?

Yes. Treating the fabric with baking soda helps you get the lotion out.

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Can I use rubbing alcohol to clean faux leather?

You can use rubbing alcohol to clean faux leather and remove any stains. However, use it on a tiny area before using it extensively on the faux leather item.

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Does Magic Eraser work on faux leather?

Magic erasers are abrasive and may ruin the surface of faux leather items. Therefore, avoid using magic erasers on faux leather.

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What can ruin faux leather?

Hot water and excessive exposure to sunlight may ruin faux leather. In addition, bleach and other cleaning solutions not designed for faux leather may damage it permanently.

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How long does an oil stain last?

An oil stain can last forever if you do not act on it to remove it. Over time, the oil will go deep into the fabric of the clothes, making it difficult to remove.

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Can baking soda remove oil stains?

Yes, mixing baking soda with soft detergent makes an ideal solution to remove the stains. Baking soda will work its magic and make the stains disappear.

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Can vinegar remove oil stains from clothes?

Yes, vinegar can remove oil stains from clothes. Dipping your oil-stained clothes in equal parts of vinegar and warm water will help to clear the oily stains. You may need to rub the oily spot gently to remove it.

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