Keep your crossbody bag looking brand new with these effective cleaning tips.
Emily VanSchmus
Back in the day, you might have called them fanny packs.
Lately, however, theyve been marketed as belt bags.
Credit:Emily VanSchmus
How to Clean a Belt Bag
Before you begin, determine how dirty the bag actually is.
If there’s only a small mark or two, you likely can get away with a quick spot-clean.
A damp cloth and a dab of laundry detergent should do the trick for minor stains and smudges.
you could also try a color-safe version of OxiClean for truly stuck-on stains.
You may need to go over it a few times to fully get it out.
Empty and Prep Your Bag
First, empty your belt bagincluding those sneaky hidden pocketsof any belongings.
Always choose the delicate cycle and add a bit of gentlelaundry detergent.
Whatever you do,avoid using any products that contain bleachor alcohol as these can stain the fabric.
Dry Bag Before Using
Another thing to steer clear of during the cleaning process is the dryer.
Regardless of if you spot or deep clean your belt bag, itshould never be put in the dryer.
Instead, lay a clean, dry towel down and let it air dry.
you’ve got the option to wipe the inside of it to speed things along.
