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Wine spills on upholstery can catch you off guard, especially during a cozy evening at home or a lively dinner party. The good news is that you can often skip hiring a pro to handle these stains. With a few common household items and quick action, you are able to lift wine stains from upholstered furniture.

The key to treating a wine stain is taking swift action. As soon as the spill happens, press down with a lint-free cloth to soak up the spill. Avoid scrubbing, which forces the wine further into the material. Blotting helps remove the maximum amount of wine prior to setting.

Once you’ve blotted the excess, it’s time to prepare a cleaning solution. A simple and effective mixture is one tablespoon of liquid dish soap, two tablespoons of white vinegar, and two cups of warm water. Stir the solution gently to combine. Apply the solution with a soft cloth using a tapping motion. Move in a circular motion from the edge toward the center.

After applying the solution, wait several minutes for the solution to break down the stain. Then, cleanse the spot using a fresh wet cloth to blot away cleaner. This helps prevent buildup that could lead to re-soiling. Blot again with a dry towel to draw out dampness.

If the stain persists, sprinkle a generous amount of baking soda over the area. Baking soda helps lift lingering discoloration and deodorizes the fabric. keep in place for several hours if needed, then vacuum thoroughly.

Always test any AC coil cleaning solution on a small, inconspicuous area of the upholstery first to ensure it doesn’t damage or discolor the fabric. Also, refer to the care label: W indicates water-safe, S requires solvent-only products.

For delicate fabrics or large stains, it may still be wise to call in a cleaning specialist. But in most cases, a prompt response with everyday household items can rescue your furniture and maintain a clean appearance.