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Old Dec 26th 2005, 12:13 pm
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HELP! We move our leather suite tomorrow to the new house, its going to look so grubby. Does anyone know of a good cleaning product.
I have rung round for proffesional cleaning but they are so expensive.
Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks, Denise
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Originally Posted by cranni
HELP! We move our leather suite tomorrow to the new house, its going to look so grubby. Does anyone know of a good cleaning product.
I have rung round for proffesional cleaning but they are so expensive.
Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks, Denise
Baby wipes work quite well depending on how dirty it is.
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Apparently lighter fuel and a match is good
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Apparently lighter fuel and a match is good
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Baby wipes work quite well depending on how dirty it is.
YES, I usually use Johnsons baby wipes, they are good, but need something a bit stronger, Thanks anyway
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I have a very light coloured leather suite and have found using toilet soap and a warm soft cloth brings it up a treat. I sometimes use a leather conditioner afterwards - very rarely tho'. Brings it up a treat.
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I have a very light coloured leather suite and have found using toilet soap and a warm soft cloth brings it up a treat. I sometimes use a leather conditioner afterwards - very rarely tho'. Brings it up a treat.
Thanks I will try that.
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baby wipes do it for me too

and they leave such a nice fresh smell

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Originally Posted by cranni
HELP! We move our leather suite tomorrow to the new house, its going to look so grubby. Does anyone know of a good cleaning product.
I have rung round for proffesional cleaning but they are so expensive.
Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks, Denise
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Try you local car accessory shop. We use Autoglym leather cleaner on our sofa and it works a treat. We was advised not to use baby wipes or similar because they apparently dry out the leather causing it to crack over time. The autoglym stuff cleans it and also replenishes the natural oils in the leather.

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Originally Posted by cranni
Thanks I will try that.
I work in a furniture shop and we take in 2nd hand leathers. We only use soap flakes with a very soft brush and then depending on the quality of the leather we then use a clean and feed spray, which stops it drying out. Always brings them up lovely, and its not expensive. Hope this helps...Lol
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www.screwfixdirect.co.uk do leather cleaning/conditioning wipes which are good and the other stuff I've used is a leather care kit that Lakeland plastics do:-

http://www.lakelandlimited.com/product.aspx/!4505

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Originally Posted by cranni
HELP! We move our leather suite tomorrow to the new house, its going to look so grubby. Does anyone know of a good cleaning product.
I have rung round for proffesional cleaning but they are so expensive.
Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks, Denise

Pro leather cleaner from DFS, 20 quid a bottle though....
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Originally Posted by cranni
YES, I usually use Johnsons baby wipes, they are good, but need something a bit stronger, Thanks anyway
WOW! Love your sofa! I want one similar to that when I get to Perth, coffee table looks good too.Can I be cheeky and ask where you got them from please
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Originally Posted by cranni
Thanks I will try that.
The wife also uses fairy soap, a soft nail brush, gives it good scrub, wipes it all down, then a leather solution, seems to bring it back to new looking, baring in mind we've had this one about 5 years and got 2 boys right into footy and think nothing of diving all over it when they're up the eyes with mud.

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Originally Posted by suzannepatricia
WOW! Love your sofa! I want one similar to that when I get to Perth, coffee table looks good too.Can I be cheeky and ask where you got them from please
Leather sofa was from Harvey Norman, 4000 dollars good buy we think.
Coffee table was just from one of the shops that sell Bali furniture, 300 dollars, but our friends wanted big coffee table so they bought one of the dining tables and cut the legs down, looks really nice. The coffee table has drawers in the sides which is great. Denise
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