De-Greaser or Powder

• A leather de-greaser may eliminate body oils or other grease stains, which often appear on collars. Talcum powder also can absorb oil stains if left on for several hours, then brushed off.
  
  

Emery Board

• Mud should be left to dry completely and then it can be gently removed with an emery board or suede brush.
  
  

Dry Cleaning Solvent

• A dry cleaning solvent may remove stains on suede, including ink.
  
  

Eraser or Sandpaper

• Coffee stain removal involves gently rubbing an artist's eraser or a piece of fine sandpaper on the spot. The brush the spot to restore the texture.
  
  

Butter Knife

• Candle wax can be removed from suede by letting it harden and then using a butter knife to rub it off. If candle dye remains, however, this is very difficult to remove at home.