Well maintained leather is easy to clean . So is most "top grain" leather which has a polyurethane finish on it - and "genuine Leather" which is generally what is officially known as "bonded leather" which is more glie or resin than leather dust. Full Grain unfinished leather…
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And continuse that leather is easy to clean.
I can't imagine that. Maybe the first year or two, but certainly after a while there are pores or cracks or maybe it's not reall leather.
Is leather easy to cle4n?
Well maintained leather is easy to clean . So is most "top grain" leather which has a polyurethane finish on it - and "genuine Leather" which is generally what is officially known as "bonded leather" which is more glie or resin than leather dust. Full Grain unfinished leather is a little trickier as it IS pourous and absorbs things like oils - -
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I guess the only leather "furniture" I've had has been my car's front seat, and that's always 7 years old or more. I know I stained the backseat once, maybe with rain, and I'm sure it coudl not be cleaned.
LOL.
Rain? That's not where I thought you were going with that story.
Leather recliners (x2) and couch - leather interior in 4 of last 6 cars including one I switched from cloth to leather. The leather in the Mystique was rather thick and hard compared to the rest but I've never had an issue with cleaning - or wear.
Good to know. I could have been wrong in most cases.
I know some cows not too far from here and I will ask them what soft of soap they use.
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