First, the canvas bag: first brush off the dirt with a soft plastic brush, and then clean it with a neutral detergent (Amway white washing is recommended). Some colored bags should not be soaked for a long time to prevent fading and dyeing. It is best not to use bleach. Second, weaving the bag: gently brush it off with a soft brush, don't wipe it with a cloth! Third, bright leather bags: patent leather bags are the same. In order to keep them radiant, practical and meticulous fabrics and special cream for bright skin are the most suitable for wiping and maintenance. But the general public still choose cloth, don't use wind oil essence! Fourth, the bag of synthetic leather: synthetic leather can also be said to be artificial leather. Although it is also leather, some glue chemicals will be added during the processing, and there will be some glue after burning, but there will be no complete leather. This is also the difference from genuine leather. Synthetic leather bags can be wiped with a soft cloth dipped in diluted neutral detergent. Of course, toothpaste is also a very good cleaner! Many new bags sometimes have glue or some pigments left over from production, which can be wiped off with wind oil essence. But try it before using it to see if there will be any chemical reaction or something, just in case, just don't do anything wrong, yes, so that we can be happy! 5. General purses: Most of our friends should wipe them with a clean soft cloth. This method is really good! If the dirt is serious, it can be treated with an eraser. Don't push too hard at this time, so as not to damage our beloved bag, so we can't do it! You can also use a special leather cleaner to remove dirt that is difficult to wipe. Using Amway's mouth spray, the effect is also good, (but this can only be used for some small dirt, it is not recommended to use this if the dirt is not big! ) such as a mark drawn by a ballpoint pen. Maintenance of the hardware part of the bag: wipe it with a dry cloth after use. If it is slightly oxidized, you can gently wipe the hardware part with flour or toothpaste. You can also try alcohol, but not too much!