My leather "like" sofa's tag says material is 25% resin treated polyester fiber & 75% polyurethane foam. What conditioner/cleaner can I use?
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Hi there, you can use our leather cleaner on that material, but we would not recommend Leather Honey Leather Conditioner on faux leather.
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You can use Baking soda . yes baking soda ,add a small amount of water into a bowl ,using a clean cloth always clean in a circular motion ,dry with clean cloth . Oh you can also add baking soda to your wash . This will not harm your fabric and it is also good to wash your hair with . Smells good and clean . Hope this helps you . God Bless , Carole
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Hi Emily - The ability to treat polyurethane coated leather is going to depend upon many factors, such as the age of the items and the process that the manufacturer used (there are many different processes and types of polyurethane that can be used). For this reason, we highly suggest you contact the manufacturer of your items in order to get their recommendation. Sincerely, The Leather Afterlife Team at Intervine
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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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Hi Marie,Thank you for your inquiry!Brown LeatherSoft UpholsteryLeatherSoft is leather and polyurethane for added Softness and DurabilityBisonOffice
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I just use a damp cloth. It's not real wood so furniture polish would not be absorbed. It would leave it oily.
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I use it on both fabrics. Primarily bought for non leather seats. It is great!
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I'm not sure I know what you mean. I have a dark colored sofa and the conditioner just blended in. It just didn't get rid of the scractches like the product says it should.
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Dark Brown LeatherSoft UpholsteryLeathersoft is leather and polyurethane for added softness and durability. It looks and feels like real leather. It does not seem to make you sweat & it isn't cold like the fake leathers. I believe it is as described--leather-polyurethane fabric. Maybe the best of both??? So far, we're happy with the chair; and it still looks like new. Hope this helps.
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I have a Norwegian leather chair that is 8 years old and is dark red. It looks and feels the same as the day it was delivered it, I apply Leather master every spring and fall. I have a good quality dark brown lambskin leather pilot jacket for 7 years and it is still soft. I would try a small patch where you can't see like the leather on the bottom of the back of the sofa.
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I believe the care instructions are to "spot clean" only. Therefore, I would suggest just using a damp sponge or cloth with soap to clean those areas that have gotten dirty. And then use a clean white cloth to just soak up the mositure and let air dry. Please let me know if that works as these are the instructions I have been given in terms of caring for my sofa upholstery and it is working for me.
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I have used the Lexol cleaner and conditioner on my leather seats in my SUV with out any problems.The results are excellent. However I don't believe this product would work on a suede sofa. You might want to contact a expert if your trying to remove pen or ink marks.Hope this helps.
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Well for the outside I just use a soft cloth or vinyl/leather cleaner and the inside is felt so I don't know about that. A soapy washcloth works as well!
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I have no idea. I have a very old couch that's not made of leather. Take a tape measure & measure around the thickest part of one of the sofa legs. That's what I did. Sorry this couldn't be more helpful. At least at Amazon if this doesn't work, you can get a quick credit on your credit card.
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As long as your couch is not faux suede, then Vinylex would work well. Keep in mind that you'll have a slick, shiny surface when you use this product. But the product absorbs pretty well, and if you don't like the shiny coating you can wipe it down. Vinylex's leather conditioner is a good product too, but it's made for real leather and it also leaves a very shiny surface. In my experience, the spray on leather conditioners tend to be less shiny if that's a concern.
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I was wanting to know the same thing. I did find this when I was looking if it helps this is water based Mix soap and water. Mix a few drops of mild soap, like a gentle dish soap, with water to make a water-based cleaning solution good for removing most stains. Add a few drops of white vinegar or a pinch of baking soda to remove odor while cleaning. Test the cleaner. No matter which type of cleaner you use, you will want to test it on an inconspicuous spot first, like under the sofa cushion. Clean it and let it dry to make sure the color doesn't fade or the texture of the microfiber isn't ruined. Apply the cleaning solution. Apply the appropriate cleaning solution for your sofa with a clean, soft rag, and then gently blot the sofa to remove the stain. You may have to reapply the cleaning solution to the rag several times before you completely lift the stain. Never apply the cleaning solution directly to the couch as your goal is to use the least amount of saturation possible to lift the stain. Good luck
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I believe that I have purchased something different. My sofas were leather (not vinyl) and they were called "Clifford Double Reclining Sofa in Brown Leather by Coaster Furniture" according to my order history. So I guess we're not comparing apples to apples. Sorry about that...
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Leather new worked great for me on a red fake leather chair. I had some puncture areas from keys in the pockets, some tears, etc. Just need to be sure you get the area tightly closed when you put the repair compounds on. I also had a tan chair in the basement.....no tears, just worn areas that I put the coloring on...looks great now.