Will this cleaner remove milk and water stains from a light colored leather couch? no other cleaner i have used have helped with the milk stain.
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I don't know. I used it on dark leather. If you go on the web under the product name, you can get the name of the manufacturer. They should be able to tell you. It really worked well on the dark leather on the water stains but don't know about milk. Good luck. Madeline
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Hi Deanna, this is what I used it for. I have a very expensive leather sofa that looked warn. This does a great job of cleaning and softening the leather (leaves sort of a natural sheen). I use it on my sofa every six months or so. From now on, this is the only product I will use on dyed leather. It will darken natural leather. Love the stuff.
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If the Soft Cleaner works well to get day to day dirt/dust and light stains/marks (Although it worked great to remove a pet urine stain off my Thomasville leather couch). The Strong cleaner will get the tougher stain off off like grease (again used on a leather car seat) For ink marks the Ink Removal kit does an excellent job removing ink. I used it on my leather car seats and it took it off completely! The leather conditioning cream is an excellent barrier and provides excellent protection. I highly recommend using the two together.
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I have found it most useful in covering scratches and rejuvenating dry leather. It will remove recent stains if you can getright to them, but ink and older, darker stains have to be removed using an ink remover product. Hope this helps
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My daughter doesn't spit up for this, but she always has stains from other things (strawberries, spaghetti, etc.), and I have found 2 things that have worked and made her clothing look somewhat new (wish I would have known for baby#1)...Oxyclean Max Force Spray works well if sprayed soon after the stain and allowed to soak in. For tougher stains, or stains not treated right away, I used Oxy Clean Baby (the powder) mixed in a bucket of water (cool water) with 2-3 scoops and allow the item to sit for at least a day. Be careful though...some fabrics lose their brightness of color...It works best for things mostly white.
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I don't know what to recommend, but Chamberlain's Leather Milk is not it. It's a watery product that isn't a strong cleaner. Maybe saddle soap?
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Absolutely, and without an "oily" residue. If the leather is really dirty, you may want to use a propitiatory leather cleaner first. If the leather is rather bad and you use this product only, you should have an extra clean rag available to wipe off a "gooey" residue that will form as this mixes with the surface grime. Just wipe that off, and then continue with your application of this product. When dry, simply buff and the feeling of the surface will amaze you.
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I don't know if it would help or not, but I don't believe any of these types of products would be good for leather. If there is an unseen spot on your couch that you could test it on, that is what I would advise to see how it does.
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Hi,I really can't say it will remove a stain, although I seem to remember a product made by this company to remove a stain. Best of luck :)
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It depends what kind of oil and how long the stain has been there. I have used it to remove and clean cheese oil and olive oil, as well as a little bit of motor oil. But it will depend on how deep and long the oil stain has been there. It usually works wonders though. I wish you luck.
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I use the Bick 5 on my leather furniture and it has not changed the color of my furniture or harmed the leather in any way. Maybe do a follow up question with the person that told you know and find out why they are saying no.
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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.
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I don't know but I doubt it. It does a lovely job on leather in terms of conditioning and perhaps cleaning. I cleaned a light taupe colored leather chair and after a few applications on a new stain, it seemed to remove it. Red dye? Doubt it but maybe.
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We have dark leather couches and it cleans them beautifully! It's worth a try.
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I never used it before on leather furniture. Your question led me to try it out on my soft-leather beige couch. It cleaned it about as well as the leather cleaner I have, but it didn't leave a moisturizing finish as did the leather cleaner. It didn't do any damage to my leather but it didn't magically make the leather instantly clean either. I used a dilute solution. I will try a more concentrated solution at a later time. Good luck. Sorry I couldn't answer your question adequately.
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Jeff, not sure what you are looking for in your definition of repair, BUT it will certainly soften the leather if its dried out from the H2O, use the cleaner, then be very generous with the Milk, hope this helps
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I would use Obenauf's leather cleaner first. Especially if the leather is really dirty. It cleans light dirt, but it is more a preservative not a cleaner