An ugly scorch mark on wool fabric may make you think you're going to have to throw the garment in the trash. However, if you act immediately, there are things you can do to reduce the appearance of the scorch mark, or make it completely disappear.

Pour a tablespoon of hydrogen peroxide onto a dry, white cloth.

Place the peroxide cloth on top of the scorch mark, and use it as an ironing cloth. On a low setting, iron over the cloth and the scorch mark.

  • An ugly scorch mark on wool fabric may make you think you're going to have to throw the garment in the trash.
  • Place the peroxide cloth on top of the scorch mark, and use it as an ironing cloth.

Repeat as many times as necessary until the scorch mark is gone.

Soak a cloth with white distilled vinegar.

Rub at the scorch mark with the vinegar-soaked cloth.

Alternate the vinegar cloth with a cloth that has only water on it. Continue until the scorch mark is gone.

Pour a tablespoon of liquid detergent that is safe for your wool onto the scorch mark.

  • Rub at the scorch mark with the vinegar-soaked cloth.
  • Pour a tablespoon of liquid detergent that is safe for your wool onto the scorch mark.

Wash the garment as you normally would, either by hand or on a gentle cycle of the washing machine. Use cold water.

Let the wool garment air-dry.