Here are some tips from a 4th generation dry cleaner for DYE stains on leather: 1) A water based leather cleaner is a must have if you want to touch up / care for your leather garments at home. Thankfully this bag was non-aniline leather (it’s got a top coat seal where stains are usually trapped as opposed to going into the actual leather) and the dye stains came out easily. 2) A dry solvent like rubbing alcohol or a leather cleaning solvent/spirit is a more aggressive option for dye stains howe

This is my deep dive into how I test the performance of laundry detergents! I know it’s a bit boring and dense but I hope it provides some clarity of my process. This is the short version of what: 1) I buy white cotton in bulk and create 1’x’1’ cotton swatches 2) The swatches are stained with 18 unique stains which represent the 5 stain categories 3) The stained swatches air dried and the color is measured before testing 4) The stained swatches pinned to a microfiber cloth so they dont bunch 5)