Does this product work well on light leather sofas?
296137
Although I did not use this product on a leather sofa or any type of leather/vinyl product, it worked quite effectively on wood products.
296138
My experience is that it is strictly for wood furniture. Not leather or fabric.
296139
Don't know---just used it on wood floor is all, you might try it in a inconspicuous spot to see how it looks.
296140
I've never tried it on leather. You might test it on an old pair of shoes, or on the underside of a cushion.
553422
I used it on colored leather sofa(cream) and it worked great. It isn't as strong of a cleaner as I would have liked, but it did not affect the color. If you use it on a nice leather handbag you may want to condition after. My wife had a "coach", leather cleaner + conditioner was reccomended
2149075
Yes, I have used it on a burgundy leather couch, loveseat, and chair. I would not have used it on any of those unless I did a small test area on the back of the couch first. I used this same products cleaning spray first and then the conditioner. There was a small amount of the dye that did come off of the couch. It did not damage the couch but some of the dye did rub off. Again, it was a burgundy colored leather.
2076196
I think our LeatherNu leather conditioner would be a more appropriate product to restore the finish to your sofa. I would however try to remove the tacky feel somehow before applying the conditioner. A leather cleaner may be able to accomplish this for you. At the very minimum, please test the conditioner on a small area first if you can't resolve the tackiness issue. Here is a link to our leather conditioner on Amazon: LeatherNu Leather Conditioner & Protectant 12 oz.
982131
I'm not sure about that particular type of leather. I tested it on a small area that isn't visible before I used it on the rest of my couch.
1268352
I don't know. All I know is I tried it on our leather couch and it took the coloring off and the leather turned white in certain spots The tag on the couch said to use this product to clean the couch. I called Leather Masters and they came out and were able to match the color (after a long time) and restored the color. They charged $200.00. I have no idea how to clean the leather.
662636
My leather seats are a light grey and they did not darken after I used the product. I found it to just clean them up and that made them brighter.
1795587
I've used this product on light tan leather and black leather and loved the results both times. It should work well for green as well. The liquid cleaner is clear and the conditioner is a tan color but drys clear as well.
1696729
Great question but no we would not recommend using this on a leather couch. You might want to check with the couch manufacturer for their recommended cleaning method.
1824711
I have a MB-M350 leather seat and it works fine and cleans+condition the seat well. I also use it on my leather couch and lazy boy - it removes all the dirt and stain marks + condition it nicely (shinny finish). The only drawback is its packaging - when I received the shipment - one of the bottles is not tightly screwed and half of the bottle is spilled + gone and makes it a bit messy inside the box.
535380
Yes - it's a good product on leather. I have used it on the inside of my Jaguar leather interior as well as on my leather love seat and I have no issues.
1649916
I was concerned about exactly the same thing. Our furniture is in our living room and i didn't want to mess it up! I contacted Chamberlain Customer Service and this was their reply: "Yes, Furniture Treatment No. 5 is fine for use on color-dyed leather. You shouldn't have a problem as long as the color-dyed leather has been properly sealed. With lighter colored leathers, especially highly absorbent soft leathers, No. 5 can darken them. We don't recommend using Furniture Treatment No. 5 on extremely soft-type leathers or suede." Still I was a bit nervous because my couches are soft leather, but a neutral tan color. It brought out the rich color of the leather which I was really pleased with! I would try it in a inconspicuous spot like all these people tell us! Good Luck!
506931
It depends on the type of leather and how clean you want it. This is more suited for automotive leather that had a protective coating. This product doesn't work so well on home couches.
406504
I've only used it on a light blue leather purse but the results were very good. Took all the grime and dirt right out of it. I did use it on that same purse 3 separate times as the purse was really dirty.
268812
I have used on dark leather sofas and light colored Auto seats.I have not had any problems with discoloration or residue. - You should not have to do very often.
1265031
I doubt it. But I've heard that WD-40 removes water stains from leather. I'd try it on a small , hidden, section of the sofa first. If the sofa is fabric, I'd check the web for advice on removing pet stains.
1150003
There is only ONE leather cleaner in the world that's the best, and to save me I can't remember the name. It comes in a brown bottle and is called Lux---something. Anyway, I wouldn't hesitate to use this stuff on my living room couches, but I have a nearly-new Escalade that I'm going to find the best inthe world stuff to use on it, because of the weather and temperature changes in a car. I personally think 303 is excellent for leather, and ANYTHING ELSE,for that matter.