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Your Backpack Is So Heavy That You Decide To Clean It Out If it’s weighed down with several seasons’ worth of campfire smoke, dirt, or stains, opt for a thorough wash. If it’s weighed down with several seasons’ worth of campfire smoke, dirt, or stains, opt for a thorough wash. Then, similar to how you'd clean a leather couch, use a leather cleaner and conditioner, like weiman's leather cleaner and conditioner, or a little saddle soap, on a damp cloth to remove grime. But if your backpack gets dirty or you use it regularly in tough conditions, it may require more frequent washings. Both cleanings should start with your pack entirely empty, and every pocket or. Grease spots may form from cooking splatters. Whether you're wearing a daypack or large backpack, salts from your sweat and oil from your skin will likely seep into the shoulder straps and hipbelt. Spot treat stains and remove odors as soon as you notice them in order to keep a backpack in great condition. Your backpack is so heavy that you decide to clean it out. And unless you have a particularly messy kid, deep cleaning every six months or so. You're amazed at what you find inside. In addition to washing, you should be sure to regularly remove any stains and. You decide to write down a few of the. Whether your backpack is made of all leather, or just has a leather bottom that you’d like to clean, first empty out your bag.