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How do I clean faux leather?

Morning all.

Posting for my DD, she just phoned me to ask how to clean a faux leather sofa she has got...she wants me to go help her.

I told her to use warm soapy water but wondered if there was anything else that would be good for it?

Oh yes before I forget its cream in colour.
:p PinkPunkBird :p

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  • Brooktop
    Brooktop Posts: 124 Forumite
    You're right - warm soapy water is the best thing (and for real leather).
  • i use babywpies so that the leather faux or not will not dry out
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  • squeaky
    squeaky Posts: 14,129 Forumite
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    Hiya :)

    You might find some helpful tips here:-

    leather sofa threads here on Old Style
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  • pink.1970
    pink.1970 Posts: 512 Forumite
    Thanks to you all.
    Squeaky thanks for the link, I did a quick search earlier but you know what kids are like - they want an answer right then and there.
    Have been to see DD and have hopefully got enough ideas off the link to keep her busy.
    :p PinkPunkBird :p
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