THE BEST BECAUSE:

• Perfect for regular use
• Suitable for all types of leather surfaces
• Gentle yet effective
• Non-drying
• Quickly penetrates the pores of the material

Owning a leather car interior definitely offers comfort — but it also comes with responsibility. If damaged, restoring it can be a serious challenge. That’s why we’ve developed a full line of leather care products — and the most essential of them is the **leather cleaner**.

Leather Cleaner is a gentle, balanced cleaning solution specially formulated to remove embedded dirt from all types of leather. The formula is mild enough for regular use, yet powerful enough to penetrate deep into the pores to lift dirt, body oils, and even stubborn blue and black dye stains from jeans — without drying out the leather.

It’s ideal for use on all types of finished, semi-aniline, and aniline (also known as “nappa”) leather.

The formula is crafted to be gentle for regular care, yet strong enough to reach deep into the grain, lifting dirt, body oils, and dye transfer from jeans — all without stripping moisture from the material. These contaminants are safely encapsulated by the solution, allowing you to wipe them away with confidence.

Your leather will last much longer with just a little effort to clean and protect it.

Daily dirt, fabric dyes, and body oils can seriously damage your leather car interior if left untreated. In fact, regular cleaning and conditioning is far more cost-effective than restoring neglected leather later on.
Want to apply a leather conditioner? Hold on! Proper cleaning must come first. Conditioning without cleaning simply seals in dirt and bacteria already present on the surface.
And one more thing: never clean leather with plain water — it may leave unsightly water stains and can damage the surface, no matter how gently you try. Always use products specifically designed for leather care.

APPLICATION:

• Start by shaking the product well to mix the ingredients.
• For delicate aniline leather, test the product on a hidden area first. If no color transfer occurs, you can proceed safely.
• If the leather is lightly soiled, spray a light mist of Leather Cleaner directly onto a universal microfiber towel and gently wipe the surface.
• Flip the towel to a dry side and buff away any remaining residue.
• Once cleaned, treat the leather with a conditioner such as Leather Conditioner to keep the material in top condition.

Tip #1: For heavier soiling, spray directly onto the surface and allow it to dwell briefly. If needed, use a very soft brush with short bristles to agitate and lift dirt into the foam. Wipe off residues with a clean universal microfiber towel.

Tip #2: Don’t rush. Work on small sections at a time to prevent the product from drying prematurely on the surface.