Dog-Shaped Bag: Yellowing on Face and Ears Cleaned

A cute dog-shaped bag had yellowing on its head and face and grime in its ears. Why bags turn yellow, and a simple tip t...

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This dog-shaped bag had some yellowing on its head and face, and even a little "earwax" in its ears. But the bag was just too cute to leave like that, so we worked hard to bring it back close to how it originally looked.

A Grubby, Dusty Pup

Dog-shaped bag with yellowing on its head and face, before and after cleaning

Bags Get Earwax Too?

Grime in the ears of the dog-shaped bag, before and after cleaning

FAQ

Q: Why do bags turn yellow?

A: Bags you carry every day can pick up food crumbs or body oils. Over time the oils oxidize and turn yellow, forming yellow spots that are harder to treat. Stains like these take a laundry shop a good amount of time to deal with too. So if your bag picks up a stain during daily use, rinse and wipe it lightly with dish soap first. That can reduce yellow spots forming.

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