How To Clean Spilled Drink On Uggs

• #ane

I went shoppping at Target and bought some soda that was on sale and I had a coupon for. When I got dwelling I was unloading my stuff and a handbag (their plastic ones) that had i canteen of soda in it, the bottom seam split up and the canteen of soda savage out hit the basis and exploded, all over my brand new Uggs. I'k so upset and annoyed. My boots may exist ruined (and I'1000 out a bottle of soda lol.)

and my husband surprised me with these boots

• #2

Contact your dry cleaner. Mine has a sign in their window that they can make clean Uggs.

Good luck!

Edie

• #3

Contact your dry cleaner. Mine has a sign in their window that they can clean Uggs.

Skillful luck!

Edie

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• #iv

Become apparently white newspaper towels on them asap, and put them inside. Blot absorb blot upwards all the soda y'all can, practise not rub.

Skillful luck with the dry cleaners.
agnes!

• #5

There are videos on youtube that shows how you can clean your uggs. I haven't tried it. I promise they are cleanable.

• #vi

You tin mitt wash them with a mild detergent (similar woolite) in cold water. Clasp out as much water as possible and stuff them with clean paper or a towel. Let them air dry out.

• #9

I went shoppping at Target and bought some soda that was on sale and I had a coupon for. When I got dwelling house I was unloading my stuff and a pocketbook (their plastic ones) that had one bottle of soda in it, the bottom seam split and the bottle of soda fell out hit the ground and exploded, all over my brand new Uggs. I'chiliad so upset and annoyed. My boots may be ruined (and I'm out a canteen of soda lol.)

and my hubby surprised me with these boots

most are cleaning Uggs now simply that Target should have double bagged a soda if was a liter. is another reason I have went to the cloth reusable numberless as plastic is getting thinner and thinner and items going thru them....Also would telephone call Target director and but see if he offers to clean the boots

• #10

Didn't you use the UGG spray protectant/water repellent on them? My DD works for a shoe store that sells Uggs and always stresses the importance of Ugg care.

No its on my list of things to buy!

kelleigh1

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• #11

Store grocery bags are awful these days. I endeavour to always bring my ain bags and when we have soda, I pick up the bags underneath and non by the straps considering I'm always afraid of them breaking.

Hope you are able to get them cleaned!!

• #12

most are cleaning Uggs at present but that Target should have double bagged a soda if was a liter. is some other reason I take went to the cloth reusable bags as plastic is getting thinner and thinner and items going thru them....Also would call Target managing director and just come across if he offers to clean the boots

I would hope they would at to the lowest degree replace my soda (I know it's only a $1). I'm going to contact them. Thankfully my uggs are a dark brown (I call up chocolate is the technical term) so hopefully it won't stain or be super noticeable. This is why I don't own dainty things lol! (and why I should accept looked into spray or something earlier putting them on!)

• #13

The water repellent protector is great and i even accept the special shampoo to clean them and my final pair lasted 5 years equally those products worked great............

• #16

Store grocery bags are awful these days. I try to always bring my own numberless and when nosotros have soda, I option up the bags underneath and not by the straps because I'm always afraid of them breaking.

Hope you are able to go them cleaned!!

I'm veering off topic now, but I unremarkably try to bring my own textile bags too. Of class I forgot when I was stocking upwardly on baking supplies before Christmas. The cashier packed (2) 5-lb bags of flour, (2) four-lb bags of carbohydrate, (1) 2-lb bag of dark-brown sugar, and (ii) 2-lb bags of powdered sugar. I know she was just thinking "pack similar-items together," but it was over 20 lbs of stuff! I was just nearly to say something when she lifted the bag. She looked a bit surprised when she lifted the handles toward my cart, but the lesser of the bag and all the flour/sugar yet sat on her purse carousel.

OP-- skilful luck cleaning your Uggs.

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• #xviii

I'm veering off topic now, merely I commonly endeavor to bring my own cloth numberless too. Of class I forgot when I was stocking up on baking supplies before Christmas. The cashier packed (2) v-lb bags of flour, (two) four-lb bags of sugar, (1) 2-lb handbag of chocolate-brown saccharide, and (two) two-lb numberless of powdered sugar. I know she was just thinking "pack similar-items together," simply it was over 20 lbs of stuff! I was only most to say something when she lifted the handbag. She looked a chip surprised when she lifted the handles toward my cart, simply the bottom of the bag and all the flour/sugar nonetheless sat on her bag carousel.

I think the people at the stores detest me because I insist on bagging myself or I tell them how to bag things for this exact reason. It's rare that I observe someone who actually knows how to purse groceries these days. I'll never forget the time this kid put a magazine and ice cream in the same bag. Really? What makes you think that is a good thought?

The grocery shop I normally shop at recently took away their self checkout lanes and I hate it. They merits that information technology's to be more customer service oriented, but when the baggers don't know what they are doing, it's not customer friendly.

• #19

I highly don't recommend this-you could ruin your Uggs! Go to a shop like the Walking Visitor or some place that sells Uggs and buy the Ugg cleaner. Blot off all of the soda that you can and and so utilise UGG brand cleaner (non whatsoever other kind) to clean them. If you tin can't find it-order from Zappos or somewhere that will ship overnight. We go through Uggs around hither like paper plates, then believe me when I tell you that Uggs and a lot of water do non mix. Some colors will fifty-fifty rub off-nearly like a blanket (gray did anyway) when you put too much h2o on them. The existent UGG cleaner works very well and will have out the soda stain if there is one. You also don't want to brand the mistake of making the stain worse with tap water-especially if y'all have difficult water.

Woolite is a recommended production for cleaning uggs according to the Ugg Australia website. Uggs and hot water don't mix merely of course the can be handwashed in cold h2o. How else would you clean the wool inside when it gets muddied?

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