Can this be used on a leather couch that has become sticky due to temperture changes
1696727
I would not think this would be the best product for leather. There are too many ways to damage the leather with whirling brushes.
1696728
I don't know if it would help or not, but I don't believe any of these types of products would be good for leather. If there is an unseen spot on your couch that you could test it on, that is what I would advise to see how it does.
1696729
Great question but no we would not recommend using this on a leather couch. You might want to check with the couch manufacturer for their recommended cleaning method.
1696730
I would recommend that you use this product for cloth/carpet cleaning only.
1696731
I do not have a good answer on this question. However, being a sewer and know about fabric I Would Not use the Spotlifter on your leather. The brushes rotating on the leather may cause harm to the leather. I would look for a product that works on cleaning leather and clean by hand. Hope this helps you in your search to clean your couch.
517494
I don't see why not. But, I think you will have trouble with drying fruit leather on parchment because it really sticks.
563515
No, its like a stick that needs a hard surface to rub it on. If you applied it directly to the stirring wheel that might work. I don't think you could get it to stick to leather
2112095
Never tried it on leather. My suggestion is to try a little bit on a place that is not noticeable like the underside. It will probably be fine.
454925
I cleaned and conditioned my leather furniture with the product. I did not use it on leather clothing; however, the product us for use on "leather."
1021841
sorry, I have only used it on furniture... it did dry very slowly on there though.
1261794
I have a leather couch, so it was not an issue for me. I have blankets over the dog beds though and it did not leave any marks on those so you should be okay. The outer layer flakes off a bit but that can be easily wiped away. I hope this helps.
547711
I think it would slip right off. I have to reposition mine all the time and I have a cloth couch. There is no backing that would keep it on leather
2099694
It may, if it doesn't penetrate the leather. I typically rub it well with my fingertips, and as the others have said...let it dry at room temperature, then simply wipe it with a cloth.
2083149
I used it on my leather couch and it worked great....I first wiped lightly with very slightly damp cloth. Then sprayed liberally and wiped down the leather paying attention to any stubborn spots....once done and dry I buffed with a really soft old baby diaper cloth. It has stayed clean and shiny for months now. Hope this helps!
1501404
Never tried it on leather. It can make surfaces sticky when sprayed though.
982131
I'm not sure about that particular type of leather. I tested it on a small area that isn't visible before I used it on the rest of my couch.
535379
Yes, definitely. I've used it on my car leather seats and my leather chair inside. This is good stuff and I've tried other products like Hyde Food and Lexol products; I like Meguiar's the best.
1003882
I wouldn't put this on leather. My couch is letter and yes it slides off. I'm constantly tucking it. It's also terrible about collecting hair. I have a heavy duty comforter I actually use most of the time. I payed 180 entirely way too much
1106638
Absolutely, and without an "oily" residue. If the leather is really dirty, you may want to use a propitiatory leather cleaner first. If the leather is rather bad and you use this product only, you should have an extra clean rag available to wipe off a "gooey" residue that will form as this mixes with the surface grime. Just wipe that off, and then continue with your application of this product. When dry, simply buff and the feeling of the surface will amaze you.
1320410
If it is leather, you might try it in an inconspicuous place (on the underside of the vest). This particular product dried incredibly shiny and was not flexible... it cracked on my leather furniture. I would not recommend trying it on a piece of clothing that you really like; instead, I would ignore the pin holes.
475692
Unfortunately I cannot answer since I used it on leather. However it does stick very well. Try one piece and buy more if needed if it works.