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Upholestry Leather Care Guide
To clean leathers – use only a white damp cloth that is colourfast.
• Do not use detergents, solvents, abrasives, leather or suede cleaners.
• Do not dry clean or machine wash.
• Protect from direct sunlight and heat sources, both direct and through
heating vents.
• Avoid sharp objects.
Vacuum regularly with the soft brush attachment of the vacuum cleaner to
remove dust and grit, then wipe with a soft, colour fast cloth dampened
with plain water. This should be done as often as necessary or at least
every 2-3 weeks.
Special note
The salts and body oils which occur naturally in human skin can damage
the surface of leather if left uncleaned for lengthy periods. In warm or
humid weather it is important that the leather be wiped over as often as
weekly, particularly if the leather has become damp with perspiration or
deposits of body oils are visible on areas such as head rests.
Ensure non colourfast clothing does not come into contact with light
coloured leathers.
Always clean along any creases that have developed in the leather and
pay particular attention to areas that come in contact with skin as
head-rests, arm pads or seat cushions.
Deterioration due to incorrect or inadequate maintenance cannot be
considered a fault of the leather and claims due to this will not be
entertained.
To learn about the range of leathers we
carry in stock please click a sub category below:
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Upholstery
Leathers – domestic & commercial,
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Automotive & Marine leathers
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Leathers for
Footwear production
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Garment
Leathers for the Clothing industry
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Leather for
Accessories,
Hats, and
Belts
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Cowhide & calf with
hair on - Floor Rugs
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