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I know this is strictly not family realted but i figured mums are quite likely to know the answer.


Have just put some washing on and one of those liquitab affairs split open and dropped a big ugly blob on my lovely new-ish Uggs.


Anybody got a clue how to deal with it????


Thanks in advance

In Australia (when Uggs were first around in the early 80's) we used to use a special ugg boot eraser...its a bit like a suede rubber...not sure if you can get them over here..but it rubs off a portion of the lamb skin to freshen it up and remove the stain....

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