Leather products look very stylish and respectable. But in order for your sofa, armchair or other furniture to maintain their ideal appearance for as long as possible, they must be carefully taken care of. Take care of the flawless surface of your favorite leather items, timely removing random stains from it.
Instruction manual
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Furniture made of genuine and artificial leather is quite resistant to dirt and dust. Small spots and splashes from the surface can be easily removed with wet wipes. Clean more complex stains with mild detergents such as dishwashing gel. Treat the stain and the area around it, and then wipe off the residue with a soft cloth dampened with warm water. Finally, wipe the surface of the product with a dry flannel.
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If the skin has turned gray on the folds and has become sticky, try wiping it with a soapy solution with a few drops of ammonia. A melamine sponge will also help - rub it with spots until it disappears completely.
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To make the skin surface more resistant to dirt, a special moisture-repellent spray will help. It makes the skin smoother, covering it with a thin film and protecting it from stains.
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Leather furniture often suffers from contact with ballpoint pens. Careless movement - and a bright armchair decorates a bright touch. Without delay, proceed to remove the stain - fresh ink stains are displayed much easier.
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A stain from a ballpoint or gel pen on white or very fair skin can be removed with lemon juice. Brush dark things with salt - sprinkle a stain on it and gently rub with a cotton swab. Then brush away the remaining salt. Repeat the operation as necessary.
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Remove grease stains with a mixture of warm milk and soda. Dampen a swab or sponge in the solution and rub the stain from the edges to the center. Constantly wet the swab in the solution. Finally, wipe the surface of the product with a clean cloth dampened with warm water.
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Accidentally dripped nail polish on the leather surface? Immediately remove it with a liquid to remove it. Prepare several swabs and change them so that the dissolved varnish does not spread on the surface. Do not use pure acetone - it acts too aggressively. Remove stains from lipstick, eyeliners and other cosmetics with a swab dipped in alcohol or vodka. After processing, be sure to wet the product with a damp cloth and wipe dry with a soft flannel.
