How to clean a grease stain from an overstuffed microfiber (mocha faux suede) lounge chair?

Question

Our 16 lb Lhasa Apso stole three german sausages that were cooling on the counter last night when I turned my back, and blithely ate them all on the beautiful new overstuffed microfiber (faux suede) covered lounge chair. I got a microfiber wash cloth, and some paper towels, and some "orange stuff" and did my best to break up the stains, gently using the cloth, then lightly wiping with clean paper towels...and waited till this a.m. to see how it was. It is better but not completely gone. I'm starting to think along the lines of the old stuff we used to get for grease stains called Energine. I really don't know what to do. Suggestions?

I've heard of Goo Be Gone. Thanks. Suggested way to use it on this particular problem?

Answer 1

A product called Goo Be Gone,it takes out ANYTHING!

Answer 2

I would use an actually upholstery cleaner that's made for cleaning anything out of fabric. I wouldn't use Goo Be Gone because it smells really bad ( your couch will smell like it for a long time) and it may cause damage to the coloring of your microfiber chair.

Below is a link for home made cleaning solutions that work great!

Answer 3

Take a look at this. : It should do the trick

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Steam cleaner for carpets
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Laundry pre-wash in pistol sprayer (heavy soil)
Mix 1 to 10
Steam cleaning walls and wood work
Mix 1 to 32
Removing grease, oil, and rust from carpet
Mix 1 to 10
Vinyl, leather, and white sidewall tires
Mix 1 to 10
Aluminium surfaces
Mix 1 to 10
Cleaning storm windows, screens
Mix 1 to 10
Furnace filters
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Bathroom tile and Formica
Mix 1 to 32
Removing glue from Formica
Mix 1 to 10
Degreasing painted surfaces
Mix 1 to 8
Grills, ducts, pipes, and fans
Mix 1 to 5
Conveyers, flues, machines shop floors
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Stripping wax
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Printing and other inks
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Oven cleaning
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Engines




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Answer 4

May sound silly but try dabbing with anything that'll neutralize the Fat.
Shampoo, washing-up liquid.
Try not 2 over-do it don't use more than U need.
Or iron gently over grease-proof paper, it should draw out the stain.
:)

Answer 5

That's a good question, I was wondering the same thing myself

Answer 6

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Answer 7

Finally, that's what I was searching for! Thanks op of this question.