BOYA DIY Upholstery Stain Removal: Kitchen Solutions for Hotel Housekeeping & Residential Use

Before reaching for chemical cleaners, try these kitchen-ingredient stain removers. They work on most common upholstery stains and won’t damage the fabric.

White vinegar (1:1 with water): Effective on coffee, tea, wine, and fruit juice stains. Blot — don’t pour. Let sit 5 minutes, blot again, then blot with water to remove vinegar residue.

Baking soda paste (3:1 baking soda to water): For grease and oil stains. Apply paste, let dry completely (4-6 hours), vacuum. The baking soda absorbs the oil.

Dish soap solution (few drops of clear dish soap in 2 cups warm water): General-purpose cleaner for most stains. Works on dirt, food, and body oils. Blot, don’t rub.

Rubbing alcohol (70%+): For ink, marker, and dye transfer stains. Dab with a cotton ball. Do not oversaturate. Test on hidden area first — alcohol can affect some dyes.

Hydrogen peroxide (3%, test first): For blood, wine, and organic stains. Apply, let bubble, blot. Do NOT mix with vinegar (creates toxic gas).

Golden rule: Always blot. Never rub. Rubbing spreads the stain and pushes it deeper into the fibers. Blotting lifts it out.

Who Is This For?

For wholesale buyers, furniture manufacturers, hotel procurement, interior designers, and e-commerce sellers.

Where to Use?

Hotel renovations, residential furniture, contract commercial projects, and wholesale inventory.

Where NOT to Use?

Not for marine, healthcare, or extreme outdoor without consulting our team.

Source: Boya Textile

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