How to Clean Mold on a Leather Sofa
Mold growth on a leather sofa can ruin the surface and cause health problems if inhaled. You can clean mold from a leather sofa with household items rather than leather cleaners to save money and time while restoring the leather exterior to its original state. Maintaining a clean and conditioned leather surface ensures the longevity and comfort of a sofa and prevents further damage from mold growth. Does this Spark an idea?
Things You'll Need
- Rubbing alcohol
- Water
- Lint-free cloth
- Fan
- White vinegar
- Raw linseed oil
Instructions
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MIx one part rubbing alcohol with one part water.
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Dampen a white lint-free cloth into the cleaning solution. Wipe off the mold from the leather sofa with the dampened cloth. Replace the cloth if it gets dirty.
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Dry the sofa with a fan rather than with direct sunlight as it may cause the leather to become brittle.
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Mix one part white vinegar with two parts raw linseed oil. Dip a lint-free cloth into the mixture.
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Swirl the mixture onto the leather sofa with the cloth. Let it sit overnight to condition.
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Buff the sofa with a cloth for maximum shine.
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References
- Photo Credit White leather coach isolated image by TekinT from Fotolia.com