Saving your hand bag whose lining is torn can be costly. A small tear can be fixed for less than $10 but if the entire lining has to be replaced it can run up to $150 depending on the size, material, or design of the bag. Only consider relining the bag if it is cherished, of high quality, or can not be replaced.
With canvas totes, you can remove light dirt stains by rubbing the soiled area with a dry gum eraser. But don’t spot-clean; it will leave a water ring. Heavier stains on fabric bags, leather and suede, require professional hand cleaning by a handbag expert, unlike a dry cleaner, whose machines can cause more harm than good. Suede is more expensive because it takes twice as long to recondition. It can cost from $50 to$125 for a leather bag and $100 to $200 for suede as well as for some fabrics.
A handbag cleaner can remove some marks, including oil and lipstick, but ink is usually impossible to get out. Soap and water will work best on vinyl bags.
Tags: Canvas, Cleaning, Leather, Stained Hand Bag, Suede, Torn Lining, Vinyl Bags, Worn Lining
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