leather cleaning

[Susan]

Anyone know of any way to clean white leather? I have a sofa and a love
seat and it is just terrible. I have tried everything I could think of.

Susan

[Fentekreel]

I have some off white leather i'm trying to clean too. What did you
use?

[webmaster@stanley-home-products.com]

Hi Susan ,

Why dont you try using " Stanley Leather Cleaner "

http://www.stanley-home-products.com/stanleyhomeproducts/cart.php?target=product&product_id=244
Vince

[HarleyVA@nospam.net]

On Fri, 17 Dec 2004 21:31:23 -0700, Susan <azsunbird@cox.net> graced
this newsgroup with:

>Anyone know of any way to clean white leather? I have a sofa and a love
>seat and it is just terrible. I have tried everything I could think of.
>
>Susan


Try using Gojo hand cleaner (NON pumice!). Most auto supply stores
will stock it. Contains lanolin. Comes in tubes (usually with lemon
scent).

Will clean *very* well, leaves no reside and the lanolin will
remoisturize the leather.

Most stains are caused by oil and dirt. The handcleaner (generally
used for cleaning oily/dirty hands from working on a car), works very
well in raising and removing that nasty stuff imbedded into the
leather.

Just wipe on, rub in, and wipe off. Remember, do NOT use a hand
cleaner that contains pumice! Any equavalant hand cleaner that
doesn't contain pumice and *does* contain lanolin should work
equally as well. I've just always used the Gojo version that comes in
a tube. Use clean cotton cloths and turn frequently.

Works great on leather car seats as well.

And the best thing is that it's cheap.

This tip was given to me by a professional detailer.

[ilaboo]

let us know what worked

i suspect it's going to be difficult as teh stais are probably oil based
and have seaped into the leatehr--there is a product which in essence
lays a very fine layer of absorbant powder over the stain and the oil is
absorbed into the dust

never used it but read about it

hth
peter