How to Remove Ellagic Acid on Leather

Leather Stain Removal

• 1

  Spray the leather cleaner onto a lint-free cloth. Test a small spot on the back of the couch or chair to ensure it doesn't damage the leather. Let the spot dry for a few minutes, and wipe it with a damp cloth. If the leather appears fine, proceed with cleaning.

• 2

  Dampen a cloth, and spray the cleaner onto it.

• 3

  Gently run the cleaner-filled cloth onto the stain, rubbing in circular motions to create a lather.

• 4

  Dampen a clean cloth, and wipe away the cleaner along with the stain. Dry the area with a dry towel.

• 5

  Spray a clean cloth with leather conditioner, and apply it to the cleaned area to remove any residual debris and ensure the leather stays supple.

Suede Stain Removal

• 6

  Gently rub the stain in a circular motion with fine-grit sandpaper to remove it. If the stain does not disappear, proceed to Step 2.

• 7

  Spray the suede cleaner onto a lint-free cloth. Test a small spot on the back of the couch or chair to ensure it doesn't damage the suede. Let the spot dry for a few minutes, and wipe with a damp cloth. If the suede appears fine, proceed with cleaning.

• 8

  Dampen a cloth, and spray the cleaner onto it.

• 9

  Rub the cleaner-filled cloth onto the stain gently, in a circular motion.

• 10

  Dampen a clean cloth, and wipe away the cleaner along with the stain. Dry the area with a dry towel.

• 11

  Brush the suede gently with a suede brush once the spot has dried completely to revitalize the suede.