What is Cleanse Gentle Leather Cleaner used for?
Cleanse is a pH-neutral leather cleaner designed to remove dirt, grime, makeup, oils and everyday stains from leather surfaces. Its gentle formula cleans effectively without stripping the leather's natural oils, making it ideal for regular maintenance.
Is Cleanse safe for all types of leather?
Cleanse is formulated for use on modern and vintage leather surfaces, including delicate leather upholstery. However, we recommend testing on an inconspicuous area first, particularly with older, unsealed or specialist leather finishes.
Can Cleanse remove stains from leather car seats?
Yes. Cleanse is designed to tackle common stains, including makeup, mud, clothing marks, milk, oil and sticky food residue. For stubborn or ingrained stains, gentle agitation with a suitable leather cleaning brush may help improve results.
Will Cleanse dry out or damage my leather?
Cleanse features a gentle, pH-neutral formula designed to clean leather without removing its natural oils. When used correctly, it helps maintain the leather's appearance without the harsh effects associated with unsuitable cleaning products.
Can I use Cleanse on vintage leather interiors?
Yes. Cleanse is suitable for delicate vintage leather surfaces. Always test a small, hidden area before cleaning and use a soft cloth or suitable leather brush to avoid damaging older or more fragile finishes.
How often should I clean my leather car seats?
For regularly used vehicles, cleaning your leather seats every few months can help prevent dirt, oils and grime from building up. High-contact areas, such as steering wheels and driver's seats, may benefit from more frequent cleaning.
Does Cleanse leave a greasy or shiny finish?
Cleanse is designed to remove dirt and grime rather than add shine or dressing to leather. It helps restore a clean, natural appearance while leaving behind a pleasant leather fragrance.
Can I use Cleanse on leather furniture?
Cleanse may also be suitable for compatible leather furniture and upholstery. Always check the manufacturer's care instructions and test on an inconspicuous area before applying it to household leather surfaces.