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English Saddle, Zaldi Salamanca- Spain, 17 1/2″ All Purpose, Leather, $74.28

Riding CROP – very OLD, all leather. 28 inches $18.50

BB Simon Spur Straps-RED hair on leather Swarovski-CALLING ALL COWGIRLS! $89.00

All purpose close contact jumping English saddle leather horse used 15″ inch $19.99

** Cute Western Headstall, all leather with medallion accents ** $10.50

western saddles new all leather headstall reins hearts $11.10

Men Equestrian Horse Riding Long Leather Tall Boots Black All US 6-13 $175.00

Men Equestrian Horse Riding Long Leather Tall Boots Black All US 6-13 $175.00

Men Dress Equestrian Horse Riding Long Leather Tall Boots Black All US 6-13 $175.00

MC2 MEN MOTORCYCLE POLICE LEATHER RIDING TALL BOOT ALL UK SIZE 5-12 $175.00

Vintage Leather All Bristle Equestrian Horse Brush $36.79

Brand New All-Leather Saddle -17″Close-Contact Hazelnut $149.99

14″ ENGLISH BROWN LEATHER JUMP ALL PURPOSE SADDLE $59.00

14″ ENGLISH BROWN LEATHER JUMP ALL PURPOSE SADDLE $20.85

Grand Meister all Leather ladies E riding hunt boots. sz 4 1/2b regular calf $45.00

Grand Meister all Leather ladies E riding boots. sz 6b regular calf $45.00

Leather Jumping All Purpose Saddle 17″ Black Package $129.99

14″ London Tan Leather All Purpose English Saddle Horse Tack Equine $99.00

Leather Treeless All Purpose Jumping Saddle+S.pad+girth $195.00

Leather Treeless All Purpose Jumping Saddle+S.pad+girth $195.00

POLO DRAW REINS ALL BLACK LEATHER $60.00

CONTOUR EQUALIZER ALL LEATHER POLO GIRTH $106.00

All leather buckle curb strap $9.95

RIVIERA ProAm All Purpose AP brown saddle 17″ Wide/X-Wide NEW w/Leathers irons $149.99

Brand New All Leather Pro Dressage Saddle – 17″ Black $150.00

Leather Treeless All Purpose Spanish Saddle+S.pad+girth $195.00

Ariat Bromont H20 Super Soft Leather Boots- All Sizes BEST DEAL FREE BOOT SOCKS $269.10

Ariat Bromont H20 Super Soft Leather Boots- All Sizes BEST DEAL FREE BOOT SOCKS $269.10

Ariat Bromont H20 Super Soft Leather Boots- All Sizes BEST DEAL FREE BOOT SOCKS $269.10

Ariat Bromont H20 Super Soft Leather Boots- All Sizes BEST DEAL FREE BOOT SOCKS $269.10

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Leather Cleaning Tips

Some people also like to clean their leather furniture and accessories regularly, in order to prevent molding. If you are not sure of how leather products must be cleaned, read on for some great leather cleaning tips.

General leather cleaning tips
The leather cleaning tips given here apply to all types of leather. These leather cleaning tips will give you a good idea of how to clean and maintain any leather product in your home. Leather must always be kept away from sunlight. Leather is also prone to molding, so it is a good idea to clean leather products at regular intervals. You can use soft, micro-fiber cloth to clean leather. Buffing leather with a damp cloth and some moisturizing soap, is a great way to make it look shiny and brand new. Make sure to choose a leather cleaner that preserves the lubricating oils that naturally occur in leather. Some cleaners strip leather of its oils, and these are to be strictly avoided. Cleaners that leave behind greasy residue should also be avoided, as it leads to infection by bacteria. In fact, it is a good idea to test an leather cleaner by using it on an area of your leather product that is not immediately visible. Once you have made sure that a cleaning product is suitable, apply it with a moist piece of cloth.

Leather cleaning tips to remove spots
Removing spots from leather can be very tricky, and leather cleaning tips on the topic can be quite helpful. If you find spots in your leather products, try gently cleansing the area with a cotton swab dipped in rubbing alcohol. For more stubborn spots, a non-oily cuticle will do the same job. There are also many leather cleaning tips on removing spots using home made solutions. For example, a paste made from cream tartar and lemon juice and can be very effective in removing those unsightly spots. Use a piece of fine cloth to apply the paste to the area with the spot and wait for the result. After cleaning leather, remember to let it dry in the shade or indoors. Never expose leather to direct sunlight.

Leather cleaning tips to remove road salt
Leather products that are used outdoors, such as belts, wallets, shoes and bags are prone to accumulating road salt. Some of the best leather cleaning tips I have ever received have been about removing road salt. To remove road salt from leather, prepare a formula of water and vinegar mixed in equal proportion. Moisten a piece of cloth with this solution and rub the leather with it. Repeat this several times to completely remove the road salt. After removing road salt, it is a good idea to buff and polish the leather.

Leather cleaning tips to remove mildew
Leather products that have been left in a moist or damp condition for too long, can get mildew. Leather cleaning tips to remove mildew from leather can be invaluable. To remove mildew simply mix rubbing alcohol and water in equal amounts and use a piece of micro-fiber cloth to wipe the mildew affected area with this solution. A mild soap, along with a germicide diluted with water cal also be used on more stubborn mildew. The pores of leather are most responsive when the leather is dry, so always remember to treat leather before it dries out.

Leather cleaning tips to condition leather
A great variety of leather conditioners are available on the market. The conditioners can make your leather products look really clean and well maintained. Leather products are unique and natural. The conditioners will help retain the natural characteristics of leather products. Leather conditioners can also breathe new life into neglected and uncared for leather accessories, by restoring the natural scent, shine and texture of the leather. Never forget that conditioners are not meant for frequent use.

You might have heard many leather cleaning tips before, but remember that when it comes to cleaning your precious leather furniture or accessories, it is best to stick to tried and tested cleaning methods. If you are in doubt, it is safer to consult a professional.

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