Blot, Don’t Rub: The Golden Rule of Velvet Stain Removal


 Velvet is a fabric synonymous with luxury and sophistication, but its delicate fibers make it prone to staining. When faced with a spill, the instinct to rub the stain away can do more harm than good. Instead, blotting is the golden rule for preserving your velvet’s plush texture and beauty.


Why Blotting Works

Blotting absorbs the liquid or debris without pushing it deeper into the fibers. Rubbing, on the other hand, can spread the stain, flatten the pile, and potentially damage the fabric’s structure.


How to Blot Velvet Stains

1. Act Immediately

2. Use a Gentle Blotting Motion

3. Work from the Outside In

4. Avoid Wetting Too Much

5. Repeat Until Clean


Tips for Specific Stains


Post-Blotting Care


When to Call a Professional

If the stain persists or if you’re dealing with a large spill, consult a professional cleaner experienced in velvet care. Attempting to remove stubborn stains yourself might worsen the damage.


By following the golden rule of blotting, you can save your velvet from unsightly stains and keep it looking flawless and luxurious.

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