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Keep your leather clean by protecting it with a leather protector and then regular cleaning. Adding 'conditioners' which generally contain oils and waxes will change the appearance of your leather over time as dirt will build up on the surface and cause a sheen. Using the correct care methods...

This certainly looks like pigment coming off rather than dirt. If it is then the leather will need refinishing otherwise it will wear very quickly. Microfibres are not recommended for cleaning leather as they can 'grab' finish and remove it if it is weak. 'Conditioners' will not help and...

Sheen is generally caused by dirt and incorrect product use together with the polishing action of sitting and sliding about on the leather. Deep cleaning should get rid if this and then you can use protectors to help prevent it happening again. Hope this helps Cheers Judyb

For cleaning please see the guidelines below to give professional results and prolong the life of the leather. CLEANING PROCESS Keep your leather clean by protecting it with a leather protector and then regular cleaning. Adding 'conditioners' which generally contain oils and waxes will change...

For cleaning please see the guidelines below to give professional results and prolong the life of the leather. CLEANING PROCESS Keep your leather clean by protecting it with a leather protector and then regular cleaning. Adding 'conditioners' which generally contain oils and waxes will change...

Conditioning is unnecessary on modern leather. The oils that are introduced during the tanning process do not migrate and are fixed to the leather fibres and so do not need replacing. Adding extra oils to the leather can cause adverse conditions like spewing which would then cause problems on...

Brushes on leather should never be used to scrub the leather. They are used to gently agitate the product (preferably a foam) into the grain pattern so that it can do its job. Any product that needs scrubbing is not doing its job properly. Horsehair and softer bristle brushes tend to bend on...

Keep your leather clean by protecting it with a leather protector and then regular cleaning. Adding 'conditioners' which generally contain oils and waxes will change the appearance of your leather over time as dirt will build up on the surface and cause a sheen. Using the correct care methods...

Dye Transfer is the dyestuff transferred to leather from clothing, newsprint or from hair dyes and fake tans. It is more usually seen on light coloured, protected, leathers but it can occur on any leather, though not as noticeably. Basically the dye has redyed the leather. It is a very common...

Dye Transfer is the dyestuff transferred to leather from clothing, newsprint or from hair dyes and fake tans. It is more usually seen on light coloured, protected, leathers but it can occur on any leather, though not as noticeably. Basically the dye has redyed the leather. It is a very common...

Keep your leather clean by protecting it with a leather protector and then regular cleaning. Adding 'conditioners' which generally contain oils and waxes will change the appearance of your leather over time as dirt will build up on the surface and cause a sheen. Using the correct care methods...

Please do not use Magic Erasers as these will remove the top finish on the leather and leave it even more vulnerable to staining. Over the counter cleaners can work on occasions if the dye transfer is very fresh or the top coat is not very porous, also if a quality leather protector has been...

You have what is known as dye transfer. Dye Transfer is the dyestuff transferred to leather from clothing, newsprint or from hair dyes and fake tans. It is more usually seen on light coloured, protected, leathers but it can occur on any leather, though not as noticeably. Basically the dye has...

A protector is a specifically formulated product that protects leather against soiling and dye transfer. A good one will also contain UV protectors to guard against fading. They will in the long term guard against abrasion caused by dirt. A true protector will contain no waxes or oils and will...

Keep your leather clean by protecting it with a leather protector and then regular cleaning. Adding 'conditioners' which generally contain oils and waxes will change the appearance of your leather over time as dirt will build up on the surface and cause a sheen. Using the correct care methods...

The problem with horsehair is that because it does absorb moisture the bristles tend to bend on the surface which means that they do not get down in to the grain pattern effectively. We find a stiff bristled brush works far more effectively to get the foam cleaners down into the leather to...

Thank you for a very detailed review. If I may add a few points: The reason we produce the Ultra Maintain product is because if you have added protection to your leather it is removed by detergent cleaners which will then require you to replace the protection each time you clean. The Ultra...

Hi It looks as though the stain us caused by the dye from the bag rather than the product itself. The best way to tackle this is to first try a Jean and Dye Transfer Remover Kit - this contains a 2 part process which is safe to use and will not damage the finish. These are the first two steps...

No product should leave the leather shiny as this generally indicates that it contains oils or waxes that are left on the surface. Most AIO products are cleaner/conditioners and there are very few cleaner/ protectors. Hope this helps

Em Clean - tested on leather specifically and will not damage it. Can also be used on fabrics and carpets. Used all over the world for safe removal of mold from jackets shies car interiors and furniture. Please be aware that once the mold has been 'killed' you may find that it has left pit...