How about starting with Deacon Patricks method "it'll dry and flake off"
and then vacuum it with vacuum with upholstery attachment?
Roberta
On Saturday, May 27, 2017 at 12:33:10 PM UTC-4, Jim S. wrote:
>
> Hi have a tan shopsack that's dirty, even by my low, low standards. Can
> anyone
Care to share a photo? I wonder if it is as dirty as the hugely and
wonderfully dirty Hoss I once bought, well used. It was otherwise perfectly
sound and came at a very good price, and I sold it on later, quite easily.
I never bothered to attempt a cleaning, but I did once try to clean an
ancient
1. see what water and a cloth/sponge does. Lots of water if needed. Hose
and scrub.
2. add a small amount of mild soap if that seems needed, but this may
diminish the wax in the canvas.
3. bow to beusage.
Grin.
Or there's my preferred method: it'll dry and flake off and what doesn't,
shrug.
