How to clean suede

Like in the song ‘Don’t you step on my blue suede shoes’ everybody wants their prized possessions to look good at all times.
Suede can be tricky to clean and as it’s an expensive material to buy so you want to look after it.
It’s a good idea to brush suede regularly with a specialist suede brush which many shoe shops will sell.
Use a circular motion and be slow and gentle so as not to damage the suede.
If by chance you happen to get a stain on your suede try and soak up as much as possible of the offending liquid and if necessary take the item to a professional cleaner.
If it’s grease or oil you could use talcum powder and by letting it stand for 24 hours the powder could absorb the stain.
If the stain is for example a dried water mark you could brush it with a specialist suede brush or a clean dry sponge.