Problems associated with leather cleaning are mostly the result of industry failure to inform the buyer of the nature of hide and the necessary ritual for the cleaning and feeding of leather.

Leather is a natural product .You love your leather furniture, leather automobile seats, purses and jackets! People that buy leather become attached to its look, feel and smell. But, what happens when your leather becomes soiled, scratched, torn or fades from the sun? We have the answers to all your questions about how to care for all of your leather items or looking for a completely new look…

Cleaning and rejuvenating leather

As a general guide it is always best to use a product developed solely for the cleaning of leather. Experts are of the opinion that liquid and cream products are fine but are weak in respect of 'running' on the leather and forcing dirt further into the grain. A foam cleaner allows for a much more even application, and is effective in lifting dirt from within the grain. Our professional leather cleaning system is the best.

A majority of modern upholstery leather is incredibly supple and inviting for the furniture buyer, but when stored in centrally cooled domestic or commercial property it can still dry out. This drying often affects the flexibility, resilience and luster of a finished leather and so feeding and conditioning should be undertaken regularly. Our professional leather cleaner and rejuvenator ensures your sofas remain in tip top condition. Cleaning should always be followed by feeding or rejuvenating the leather. This care process must remain a two stage process as the oil in the feeders must be allowed to penetrate the leather surface.