Suede Accessories Use a suede brush or a fine grade of steel wool to remove the soil. Brush with the nap of the fabric. Remove as much of the soil as possible. Keep blotting the fibers as long as any soil is being removed. Use cotton cover tooth picks and cotton cover swabs for hard to reach areas.
Newspaper helps to absorb moisture.
Dry accessories at room temperature and away from direct heat or sunlight. Use an electric fan to help the drying process. Condition accessories after they are completely dry by brushing them in the nap direction. The removal of smoke odor from clothes after a fire is very difficult. The reason for this is that smoke is composed primarily of water, carbon dioxide, sulfuric acid, carbon and many other materials that have not been completely combusted.