How to get rid of the large mold spots on the back of the leather sofa?

It's very simple, it is generally caused by the humid environment, because there are many small pores on the surface of the dermis, so it is very common for this to happen in a humid environment, and the leather cannot be directly exposed to the sun, so you can consider putting the sofa in a ventilated position to dry when the weather is good, remember not to expose it directly.

There will still be some slight ones, after all, it is genuine leather, but it will not be worn out so easily.

I think the sofa mold can be divided into two kinds, one is the inside is eroded and rotted from the inside out of the mold, this is not easy to deal with, the other is because no one has taken care of it for a long time and no one has done it, due to some dirt on the original sofa (there may be oil, dust and the like), treatment methods (I have used, the landlord can refer to): 1. First use a vacuum cleaner (replaced with a flat head) to dry suck it up, and suck away the mold spores, dirt, etc., and the surface link place should be thorough. 2. After sucking it up, there may be some places that have changed color, you can gently wipe it with a small amount of toothpaste, and then wipe it with a dry rag when you are done.

Yes, and alcohol!! Both.

Mildew is the skin is moldy and rotten and deteriorated, not a dirt problem, can not be cleaned, if you keep working in this direction, the result is broken skin. >>>More