Leather care

[_JOE_]

So my wife noticed that the can Pledge she was using to dust with said you could use it as a leather cleaner/protectant. Anybody use it? Seems like it would be pretty covenient but I don't want to hurt the couch, ya know? What do you guys use on your leather furniture?

 

[_JOE_]

C'mon, nobody?

 

[Rich Rohrich]

Go online and look for Tack shops. Horsemen have some outstanding leather care products.

Long ago boots and riding gear used to be leather and these products really came in handy to maintain and clean the stuff. Without the Internet it was a lot tougher to find this stuff in Chicago, now it's a breeze.

 

[MXSparx]

Never tried it but it says
"Vinyl and Leather
For couches, chairs, seat covers, and more"
I don't think they would list them if it wasn't true?

 

[XRpredator]

saddle soap

 

[_JOE_]

Yeah, I grew up with horses so we used alot of saddle soap. I really have this subliminal hatred towards horses now so I avoid anything that has to do with them ,lol. Honestly it never really crossed my mind, I'll have to have my sissy grab me some next time she goes to the tack shop.

 

[Patman]

Sort of like using a crescent wrench IMO.

 

[Ol'89r]

Go online and look for Tack shops. Horsemen have some outstanding leather care products.
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Lexol. That is what many use on saddles and boots. Great stuff for leather. It will recondition old leather. Most tack shops carry it.

Pledge also works good. My wife has been using that stuff for years on the interior of her cars and it works very good. Looks good and doesn't damage leather. Smells good too.

 

[_JOE_]

Thanks alot 89er, that's what I was lookin' for. The Mrs liked the idea because of the conveniance. She's a spray & wipe kinda girl, lol.