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This article was co-written by Melanie Garcia. Melanie Garcia is a co-owner of Oranges & Lemons, a small cleaning service company based in downtown LA that has been in business for over 40 years. Oranges & Lemons is a partner of organizations such as the National Domestic Workers Alliance and the Hand in Hand: Domestic Employers Network.
What if the inside of your bag is damp or wet? Mold will arise. Mold will leave stains and unpleasant odors inside the bag. However, sometimes you don’t necessarily have to throw the bag away when you discover it’s moldy. You can simply use one of the natural methods outlined below to remove mold, and your bag will be as clean as ever.
Steps
Wash bags with white vinegar
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Open the bag’s zipper and take out everything in the bag. The bag must be completely empty before cleaning.
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Put the bag in the washing machine and wash it on the normal cycle. The only difference is that you need to use hot water!
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Run the washing machine as usual, but you will add 1 cup of white vinegar to the washing machine when it comes to the spin cycle.
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Take out the bag after it has been washed and put it outside to dry in the sun for 24 hours, remember to turn the bag inside out.
Wipe the bag with a sponge dipped in white vinegar
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Unzip the bag and take out everything in the bag. Remember not to leave anything in the bag.
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Turn the bag inside out and secure it to something so it won’t move.
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Wearing nylon or latex gloves, moisten a sponge or washcloth with white vinegar. Don’t let the sponge get wet enough to drip, but don’t get too dry either.
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Use a sponge or washcloth to scrub the mold spots until clean.
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Wipe clean with water and let it dry in the sun for at least 24 hours.
Use baking soda
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Unlock the bag and take everything out. The bag must be completely empty.
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Take the bag outdoors or in a sunny place and turn the bag inside out. Let the bag dry for 24 hours.
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After drying for 24 hours, bring the bag into the house and turn the bag back to its original shape.
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Pour 1/2 cup of baking soda into the bag. If the baking soda doesn’t cover the bottom of the bag, add another 1/2 cup.
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Zip the bag, leave it in a dry and dark place overnight.
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The next morning or the next day, you’ll open the bag and use a damp washcloth or sponge to wipe it off.
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Use a washcloth or sponge to gently scrub the mold with the help of baking soda.
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Once you’ve cleaned up the mold, empty the bag of baking soda. Put the bag in the washing machine and wash it on the regular cycle where you would wash the bag.
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Let the bag dry, so the mold in the bag will disappear!
Use denatured alcohol to clean leather bags
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Use 1 cup denatured alcohol and 1 cup water. [1] X Research Source Dissolve the two together to form an opaque white solution.
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Dip a washcloth or sponge in the solution and wring it out so it doesn’t get soggy. [2] X Research Source
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Gently rub the mold spots until the stain is gone.
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Place the bag in the dryer and dry it for 25 minutes. If your bag doesn’t dry, leave it out to dry for 24 hours.
Use special soap for leather goods to treat leather bags
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Use a store-bought or homemade leather soap. Apply water to the washcloth to moisten. [3] X Research Sources
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Rub a little soap on the washcloth and rub the towel to lather up.
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Rub soap bubbles into the bag and rub gently.
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Wipe away the soap bubbles with a clean cloth and another damp cloth.
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Leave the bag outside for at least 1 hour to dry completely.
Use a brush
- This method doesn’t work as well as other methods, but it will still get you rid of most mold.
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Take the bag outside when using this method, as there will be a lot of mold flying around.
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After taking the bag outdoors, use a brush to scrub away the mold.
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If you can’t get the bag out, you can use a stiff brush or broom to scrub the bag over a piece of newspaper or bed linen.
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When you’re done scrubbing, roll up the paper and throw it away. If using linens, shake off any mold, wash them, and store them away.
Eliminate musty smell
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Put 10 sheets of clothes drying scented paper in the bag. [4] X Research Source Zip the bag and leave it outside to dry in the sun for 2 hours. After 2 hours, you take the bag in and throw away the fragrant paper. The unpleasant musty smell will disappear!
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Pour 1 cup of baking soda into the bag and leave overnight. In the morning, you will pour the baking soda away.
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Just dry the bag outside in the sun. Once the bag is completely dry, the musty smell will be gone.
Advice
- If your bag is a luxury brand and cannot be washed or dried normally, you may need to take it to a dry cleaner. Just brushing the mold off with a brush and taking it to the dry cleaners shows them that the mold spots are still there.
Warning
- Always check the label for cleaning instructions. If your bag isn’t washable, you don’t want to throw it in the washing machine and ruin it!
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This article was co-written by Melanie Garcia. Melanie Garcia is a co-owner of Oranges & Lemons, a small cleaning service company based in downtown LA that has been in business for over 40 years. Oranges & Lemons is a partner of organizations such as the National Domestic Workers Alliance and the Hand in Hand: Domestic Employers Network.
What if the inside of your bag is damp or wet? Mold will arise. Mold will leave stains and unpleasant odors inside the bag. However, sometimes you don’t necessarily have to throw the bag away when you discover it’s moldy. You can simply use one of the natural methods outlined below to remove mold, and your bag will be as clean as ever.
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