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link to 6 Reasons NOT To Use Alcohol On Leather (+ Best Alternatives)

6 Reasons NOT To Use Alcohol On Leather (+ Best Alternatives)

There are a lot of myths and misconceptions about leather care. One of the most common is that you can't use alcohol on leather. This isn't true! In fact, alcohol can be an awful way to clean or...

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link to How To Dull Patent Leather: (6 Easy Methods)

How To Dull Patent Leather: (6 Easy Methods)

Do you have a patent leather bag or shoes that you've just grown tired of? Maybe they're too flashy for your current style, or maybe they're just plain old scratched up. Fear not! In this article, I...

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link to 9 Causes Of Yellow Stains On Leather Car Seats (Plus Tips)

9 Causes Of Yellow Stains On Leather Car Seats (Plus Tips)

If you've ever owned a car with leather seats, then you may have noticed that over time, they can start to look a bit yellow. This is especially noticeable if the car is white or light-colored. So...

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Can You Use Dish Soap On Leather? (Read This First!)

When it comes to leather, there are a lot of misconceptions about what you can and cannot use on it. One of the most common questions I get is whether or not dish soap can be used on leather. The...

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link to Is Vaseline Good For Patent Leather? (7 Cool Benefits + Tips)

Is Vaseline Good For Patent Leather? (7 Cool Benefits + Tips)

As far as vaseline goes, I will admit there is no doubt that vaseline is one of the most versatile, multi-purpose products which is very common in most homes. From softening hands and feet to healing...

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7 Reasons Mink Oil Is Not Good For Suede (A Must Know!)

Mink oil is a product that has been used for many years to protect and condition leather. But while mink oil is good for darkening suede or saturating suede leather items, mink oil is not the ideal...

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