Nooo! I crushed a banana inside my Birkin!!!!

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betises_lau

betises_lau

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Apr 4, 2006
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Could I be more stupid??? I crushed a banana inside my Birkin bag!!! :rant:

I feel so sad i could cry! I wiped the inside with kitchen paper, but I am really not sure which product to use to clean what's left!!! Do you girls know if a little bit of soap and water is OK? (Black Togo leather, i know it's not fragile, but still...) I cannot see myself phoning Hermes with such a stupid question... :hrmm:
 
#2
oh.my.goodness!
i think i would die screaming if this happened to me. you might want to try one of those shout cloth wipes, which i know would work, but test it on an inconspicuous area first.
i don't know; i think i'd phone hermes anyway... it's worth it to save your precious bag!!
 
#4
betises_lau said:
Could I be more stupid??? I crushed a banana inside my Birkin bag!!! :rant:

I feel so sad i could cry! I wiped the inside with kitchen paper, but I am really not sure which product to use to clean what's left!!! Do you girls know if a little bit of soap and water is OK? (Black Togo leather, i know it's not fragile, but still...) I cannot see myself phoning Hermes with such a stupid question... :hrmm:
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:yucky: :roflmfao:
 
#5
If it's the inside, it's the chevre leather part which is VERY water resistant and durable. That's why they use it as lining. My friend spilled a whole baby bottle of MILK in her Birkin and just cleaned it up with a soft towel. No mess, residue or smell was left.
 
#12
Yeap! I posted it in the Hermes Informative Catalog before:

The official name is "Pain de Savon Glycerine" or "Savon H a la Glycerine" (Sodium Soap in English). It says that it is made out of fatty acids of animal. It's mainly used to clean the saddles, hence, saddle soap.
 
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