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Finding the right |
Understanding which leather cleaner you require is of great importance. Failing to use the appropriate |
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- Identify
which type of leather you are cleaning. With various finishes,
it’s important to know which leather treatment you require.
- Read the label and product reviews
before making your choice. Avoid high alkaline cleaning solutions,
as well as all products containing solvents, silicones or oils as
they are renowned for damaging the surface of the leather.
- Make sure you use a leather
cleaner which works on all colours of leather to prevent any
discoloration.
- You should not use harsh chemical
cleaning products containing ammonia, nor should you use any
detergent soaps.
- With any leather cleaner, it’s
advised to always pre-test on a discreet area of the leather to
ensure there is no damage or reaction from the cleaning product.
- Even when using the right leather
cleaner, prolonged exposure to the leather itself can damage the
surface, so be cautious during application.
- Use a non-abrasive and
non-aggressive cleaner which gently works on cleaning the leather
without damaging the surface.
- Even though you may have found the
right leather cleaner, the best solution to keep leather in top
condition is to avoid any dirt or grime build up over a prolonged
period of time.
- Finding a
pH neutral
leather cleaner will ensure no damage is caused to the leather.
- Using leather cleaner regularly
helps prevent the build up of dirt and grime, helping you to keep
your leather in good condition.
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