Has anyone used this on sheepskin leather garments? The manufacturer says to use only lanolin products on it.
1813839
I wouldn't try it....if you elect to, use it in a discrete place.....I used it for leather and would purchase it again....good luck!!!
296461
I've never used it on leather. I would try it in a hidden area first. Works well on washable surfaces and fabrics. Sorry I couldn't be of more help
1240184
This product is meant to moisturize so I would use saddle soap or a liquid leather cleaner if the item is truly dirty. Personally, I use either Lexol leather cleaner or Carr Day and Martin leather conditioning soap. Just be careful that your stitching is dry before applying the Obenauf's or it may weaken.
1705888
according to the puracy website "Can I use this on delicate garments and denim? Yes. We have successfully tested the 4x liquid detergent on silk, premium denim, wool, and other fine fabrics. Always follow manufacturer's instructions for the garment you intend to clean." ... So possibly? I only do basic washing.
1537308
I don't know. I have only used it on wearable fabrics. Sorry I couldn't help.
289903
I never used mink oil. I used Leathernu on large club chairs and there is no residue, just great results. The leather had dried some but now it is supple.
1257964
I've been wearing Wells Lamont for over 15 years. I have never experienced stained hands as a result of the tannery from the leather. I'm not sure if your concerned is because of the obvious, or does it stem from chemical contact to the skin? Like latex gloves can do? Either way, I have never had any adverse reaction from this brand, and I have from latex. So, hope this helps, but you might go with a goat leather if still concerned. Goat does not wear as long, but a good glove overall.
6418
I have used it on the vinyl upholstery on my pontoon and it worked better than anything else I have tried. I rinsed well with buckets of water and it was fine. Not sure about leather.
1285112
I'm sorrt, but I have no idea about how it would work with felted wool as I've only used on leather with thicknesses varying from relatively paper thin to typical belt thickness and it punched cleanly through all of it with now tearing.
336964
"Thank you for contacting Boots. We do not use animals to test our products, nor do we have animal testing conducted on our behalf or by anyone else. Instead, we ensure product safety through state-of-the-art testing methods on human volunteers. Lanolin is derived from sheep's wool, and as such is an animal by product. Of course the animal is completely unharmed. Thank you for your interest. We are looking into several markets, such as the CCIC or LEAPING BUNNY PROGRAM, as part of future packaging artwork changes. Though we have always been cruelty free and done our testing on people, over 50,000 volunteers each year, we understand that more people are wanting to see this stated on the packaging. Sincerely, Boots Customer Service"
1064515
I haven't tried it on dyed fine leather. I did use it on our decade old Italian leather recliner that is "tremendously worn" and dry in all places. I had even considered sending it to the landfill, but decided to try to give it a second chance. It darkened it some and softened it lots and moistened it abundantly. It should be brushed with the paint brush from the bottom up to the top of the sides so there will not be any drip marks. It would not be a waste to order a small bottle and try it in a spot out of main site, because you can always use it on leather and vinyl belts and on non-suede shoes and on purses. I washed all the things with saddle soap and let it dry before I applied the Leather Honey. Best Wishes in You Endeavor!
1320410
If it is leather, you might try it in an inconspicuous place (on the underside of the vest). This particular product dried incredibly shiny and was not flexible... it cracked on my leather furniture. I would not recommend trying it on a piece of clothing that you really like; instead, I would ignore the pin holes.
1150000
I would not use it on leather. It is designed for use on vinyl and fabrics. I am using it as UV protection on car dashboards and kites. Leather is such a different substance; in my opinion it is better treated with products designed for leather.
663528
I tried it on ink mark on the leather bag. It did lighten after we applied it few times. Actually the manufacturer called me and refunded me the amount since it didn't completely remove it. Please use the right type of cloth to wipe it as fiber cloth can further damage the bag. The good thing is it didn't spoil the finish. I am not sure about old oil stain and I haven't not used any other cleaning product.
43954
never had a problem, I've not tried it on leather, but anything else...no problem. Don't be fooled by Febreze "Fragrance Free" it doesn't hold a candle to Zero Odor, which is why it's about 1/4 of the price. You get what you pay for.
634432
I've used it on leather and even suede. It works very nicely. Sorry it took me forever to answer you.:)
248766
I used it to glue cow leather to cow leather and it worked great. I would think goatskin is similar to cow skin, so I would hope it would be OK. It is what I would try if I were doing what you are doing.