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Cleaning Leather & Leather Goods Tips

Article Category: Advice

Author Name: Joseph Michael

A great starting point for cleaning leather is to determine if your leather product is finished or unfinished. In general finished leather products will have a glossy or smooth surface which may be luggage , garments, handbags, wallets, or garments. Unfinished leather and suede usually have a organic dull finish or nappy finish like saddlery, work boots and shoes or sport gloves etc

. Purchase good leather cleaner and rub it into leather household furniture in even circling motions. Follow with a leather conditioner. Leather Balm with Atom Wax Leather Conditioner is an outstanding dressing, which will wash, soften, and condition leather. Do not use saddle soap on a leather couch, as it is too harsh for furniture.

Leather should be kept out of immediate sunlight as it will fade or discolor. One suggestion for getting rid of spots from leather is to dip a soft cloth into rubbing alcohol and rub the spot. Water spots can be eliminated from leather by moistening the area again with a little water. Let it dry or gently blow dry. Oil leather with a leather preservative such as mink oil

Be sure to wipe leather shoes with a moist cloth often, and keep them well polished with a paste. For waterlogged leather shoes, insert shoe trees and let air-dry. Discoloration: For leather garments, gloves and bags that are discolored use a leather spray designed to restore color.

If you experiment with leather conditioner, first try it on a small edge in the back of the couch, in case your specific brand of leather does not react well to the treatment. Do not use saddle soap on a leather couch , as it is too extreme for furniture. Do not let spills or water to dry; they can penetrate the dye in the leather and leave a spot. Stay clear of products like mink oil, shoe polish and waxes when cleaning leather furniture or garments . Use a damp cloth or sponge to rub saddle soap into the leather; work soap into a light foam. Oil leather with a leather preservative such as mink oil.

Dry leather needs rehydrating with water and oils and waxes should not be used as the natural oils do not dry out of leather. It is important to maintain a regular cleaning routine. Washing dirt off the surface area regularly and preventing the absorption of body oils into the leather with a protector is the best way of doing this. For car leather seats the owners manual says to use a 5% solution of soap made for wool (Woolite). Sounds unusual, but it cleans and protects leather of all kinds.

Another alternative for cleaning leather is to take a damp cloth, wipe it across moisturizing soap and lather the leather. Remember: When removing splotch from leather, always test any cleaning method on an out-of-the-way spot first.

For suede boots, try an art gum eraser first and foremost and if that doesn't do the trick, use undiluted white vinegar on a smooth fabric, and be sure to blot-- never rub when cleaning suede. Suede is an unfinished type of leather that needs to be dealt with cautiously. Some people recommend economical leather cleaning processes, like baking soda or salt.

The best method for cleaning leather is determined by the type of the stain and the type of the leather. The following are directions for popular leather cleaning: Always test the cleaning on a small unnoticeable patch of leather before following on the whole item. You should also follow cleaning with a Fiebing Suede and Fabric Coat leather protector which will act like a 'scotchgard' and prevent dirt and spills from being absorbed and make cleaning easier the next time.

Keywords: leather, deerskin, rawhide, leather lace, black powder, vegetable leather, leather tools, leather cleaning, leather conditioning, leather dyeing, upholstery leather

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