I have a beige classic longchamp tote, which has some marks on it. Anyone knows how to clean it? I tried using a damp cloth but it doesn't work
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10-20-2012, 03:06 AM #1REGISTERED USER - Inactive Member
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How to clean Longchamp totes?
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Have you tried spot cleaning with a mild soap and toothbrush? That sometimes works depending on the stain. I know others just put their Le Pliage bags in the washing machine. I've never tried it though.
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I use shampoo for sneakers and toothbrush, then wipes it with damp cloth. Also using a hairdryer for quick dry.
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I wash mine in the washing machine and it's fine... didi it more than once without any trouble.
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Handwash with a teeny bit of detergent and rinse with cold water. Then air dry.
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Having had this problem before, I would recommend rubbing alcohol
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