Will it remove the oils -- not dirt -- from my hands on the front edges of the armrest of my leather chair?
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I don't know how bad your stains were but I have some very minor discoloration from body contact and it did not remove them at all.
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I've never tried it on my leather furniture because I have a special oil just for that. I do spray it around my leather furniture and it doesn't bother it.
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This is suppose to be a better formula. I have beige seats and neither did a great job getting rid of blue jeans stains. Look at Griot's Garage Leather Care Spray 8oz....11040SP. That worked best to clean and condition leather all in one.
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Can't say, I tried it on a leather chair we bought second hand and it didn't kill the odor on upholstery
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I would use Obenauf's leather cleaner first. Especially if the leather is really dirty. It cleans light dirt, but it is more a preservative not a cleaner
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We have this chair and it doesn't work well on our leather upholstered chairs
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If you were to use the right oil I have no doubt it would help to a degree. Maybe Doterra purify or lemon.
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It's very greasy (which is why I love it), and you should use caution with fabric furniture and cushions. If you are worried about oil stain on fabric, put a towel between you and it. :-)
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I have not tried the Lexol leather cleaner on alcantara seats but I have tried the product on leather recliners and saddles with great results. I used the cleaner and conditioner on saddles for years without anything but high praises. You may want to test the product on a small inconspicuous part of the seat at first to check for dis-coloration/darkening etc. Good luck!!
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Yes. I have a fondness for Dr. Immanuel Bronner's peppermint oil soap because computer screens & cetera tend to accumulate rather greasy dirt. Just make sure you rinse it all out afterward. Plain water does not remove grease or oil very well.
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I used the liquid Obermauf on a 40 year old (non-suede) leather sofa and chair and was very pleased. I use it on boots, car seats, and other leathers too. I assume it will darken the leather so I'd consider that if just doing the arms.
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No, leather is slick and it will not stay on your chair. They are hard to stay on our chairs, and we have fabric chairs
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Don't know, the piece I cleaned didn't have grease or oil stains. I used it to remove the gray patina that happens to teak when left out in the elements!
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Yes. It works good on furniture. I cleaned a chair bought at a garage sale. It looked pretty clean when I bought it but it was even cleaner (and the wash water a lot dirtier) after cleaning.
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Hello, I use this product to clean antique furniture to remove old dust, any ugly patina, and it really leaves the piece clean, in plain wood, beautiful. However, because I use it to remove hard stuff, I use a very thin wire sponge with it. Of course it would remove fingerprints and grease. I use a clean paper towel to remove the excess oil. I like the product so much. Hope this helps.
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Yes. Use a soft, damp sponge and rub it in the saddle soap. Apply using circular motion to the leather chairs. Rinse the sponge clean, wring out most water, rub on more saddle soap to the sponge and keep repeating. Let dry. If there are dry spots in the leather, just rub in some additional saddle soap to those areas. Should clean and soften the leather. You really cannot apply too much, so be liberal. Hope that helps.
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Yes. But you have to remember fingers have oil on them and will leave finger prints on everything. Regular cleaning with the provided cloth helps.