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ruined leather suite
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partychic
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had chewing gum on my cream leather suite,put ice on it and tried to scape the chewing gum off,unfortunately some of the leather has come off......help :-/
if i had known then what i know now
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Eeeeeeeek!
Can't suggest much now to be honest - most products I know about are used to clean and/or protect leather. Are you covered under your household insurance?
Hope someone else can offer better advice.The IVF worked;DS born 2006.0 -
what is the best thing to clean a leather suite with then? I have just got one and wanted to know which leather cleaner set is the best to buy.
I want one with a cleaner, and a feed to keep the leather supple.
Any ideas? ;D0 -
I get my leather cleaning stuff from http://www.lakelandlimited.com
I use the Urad product:-
"Urad Shoe & Leather Cleaner
Already renowned in the horse world and rapidly gaining a big reputation as a shoe cleaner, but that is only part of the story. Urad Leather Cleaner is much, much more than a shoe polish. It cleans, feeds and nourishes all leathers, reviving the colour and leaving a mirror shine that needs no buffing, which lasts and lasts. Good news for boots and shoes and also for those with leather sofas, jackets, belts and of course, for your pony's tack.
Quantity 4780 200g. £ 7.95 "
They also have various other products - just do a seach for leather as a keyword
hthThe IVF worked;DS born 2006.0 -
claim on your house insurance if you have accidental damage cover0
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what is the best thing to clean a leather suite with then? I have just got one and wanted to know which leather cleaner set is the best to buy.
I want one with a cleaner, and a feed to keep the leather supple.
Any ideas? ;D
depending on what tyep of leather ( coated/ treated) it is
http://www.natuzzi.co.uk/pagina.cfm?codmetadata=313
gives info on that company's 2 types .
Ikea sell a leather cleaner/ softener kit at £12- although not used it yet.Any posts on here are for information and discussion purposes only and shouldn't be seen as (financial) advice.0
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