Leather Cleaner

kirkie_2

Can anyone point me in the right direction of a site or product that sells a good leather cleaner?

Thanks in advance....

divadee

if its for a sofa i use the one from lakeland limited it is really good on my cream sofa. But if its for a jacket i wouldnt see why you couldnt use this stuff as well.

fatboyonadiet

Baby wipes are good just for a general clean

kirkie_2

divadee wrote:

if its for a sofa i use the one from lakeland limited it is really good on my cream sofa. But if its for a jacket i wouldnt see why you couldnt use this stuff as well.

If it is these that you mean Nourishing Leather Wipes I do already use and think they are rubbish...

tigsowner

My favourite is called URAD. I used to buy it from lakeland but they no longer sell it so I did some surfing.....

https://www.uradsaddlery.com
A tiny amount goes a long way on cleaning my sofa and it's brilliant at reviving kids' shoes.

This is my first post so hope I've got it right! :j

kirkie_2

tigsowner wrote:

My favourite is called URAD. I used to buy it from lakeland but they no longer sell it so I did some surfing.....

https://www.uradsaddlery.com
A tiny amount goes a long way on cleaning my sofa and it's brilliant at reviving kids' shoes.

This is my first post so hope I've got it right! :j

Which of the products do you actually use?

tigsowner

it's actually the shoe and leather cleaner, N2. Our's has lasted so long that the label has disintegrated. (And we now have 4 children's shoes to treat, plus the sofa once a month!) The Tenderly is also good, according to my sister.... And Oily is good for matt finishes, such as nubuck.

rehabrebel

We have been using WIZZ leather cleaning solution from Poundland with no complaints at all.
Need to test obviously-but for £1

nickinoo

kirkie wrote:

Can anyone point me in the right direction of a site or product that sells a good leather cleaner?

Thanks in advance....

I have the betterware leather cleaning spray, it does a great job & leaves the sofa smelling fresh-it's probably one of the few things in their book which isn't a rip off.

Avoid the 2 part cleaners that you can get-they do work but are so much effort.

cozzie

I have tried the stuff which was recommended when I bought my sofa and found it to be such hard work for very little results. I then tried the betterware cleaner and although it was really easy to use I found it worked like a dust magnet, but, by far the best, easiest and cheapest I have found for sofas is the £1 wizz stuff from pound shops.