How to Carefully Clean Leather Furniture

Leather is the most durable materials for upholstery furniture. Leather furniture, however, demands proper care to avoid eventually dry out and break. Besides the leather furniture sensitive to common cleaning materials, hence the incorrect cleaning methods can do harm. Regular cleansing and proper maintenance will assist to take rid of the grime and retain the look of Your leather sofa or plush seats for old age. There are general guidelines for the care and cleaning of the rooms, which are suitable for most types of leather furniture.

How to care and clean leather furniture
Typically, leather furniture does not require daily attention. Regularly clean the dust and dirt from furniture and then dry it with a soft dry cloth or a vacuum cleaner with a gentle light touch. A gap tool to help reach places inaccessible.

Clean the soil from the leather furniture is recommended using neutral soap and water. A little foam soap a wet fabric to wipe off the foam and furniture. Do not use soap directly on the peel. Make sure that the fabric is not too wet, the skin's surface is not soaked with water. The leather furniture is not waterproof material and this can cause damage. And then clean with furniture foam residue, wipe dry with a towel and allow it dry in the air for some time. Do not dry the leather furniture  exposed to direct sunlight or a hair dryer.

After the furniture dry, treat with a leather furniture conditioner. This will help restore lost moisture, keeping back the elasticity and protects the surface of the cover.

How to
Mix one part of table vinegar with two parts olive or linseed oil. DAB a bit of conditioner to a clean cotton cloth, gently treat the leather furniture with a circular motion and leave for 12 hours. Then clean with a dry cloth to yield it a shine. Do not use conditioner directly to the leather furniture . Use Conditioner every 6-12 months.

To remove the spilled drinks (tea, coffee) and fatty foods (ketchup, mayonnaise) dispelling immediately leather furniture from contamination from the surface with a paper towel, being careful not to push to prevent penetrate into the pores of the leather furniture . Clean the stain from the outer edge to the center of a clean cloth moistened with a diluted solution of neutral soap, and pat dry using a towel.

Instructions
- Do not use cleansers and leather furniture care containing aggressive chemicals that can harm the covers. Always check before applying the detergent used in areas that are not striking to make sure it is safe for the leather furniture

- Put your leather sofa or Chair in a space of not less than 50 cm from heat sources such as heaters or radiators. Do not expose them to direct sunlight or heat. All of these can make drying and leather furniture  discoloration.