How to Clean a Leather Sofa With Lexol-pH Leather Cleaner

Clean a dirty leather sofa.

Lexol-pH Leather Cleaner removes oil from the surface of the leather. This oil can trap dirt over time and leave the leather looking dirty and dull. You can clean a leather sofa with just Lexol-pH and a little water without fear of damaging the sofa or leaving a residue, which can be a problem when cleaning leather with saddle soap.

Things You'll Need

• Bucket
• Washcloth
• Towel

Instructions

1. Remove the cushions from the leather sofa if possible. This will make cleaning the back of the sofa easier.

2. Fill a bucket with warm water.

3. Dip a washcloth into the bucket and wring the washcloth out so that it is damp, not dripping wet.

4. Spray Lexol-pH Leather Cleaner directly onto the back of one section of your leather sofa. Immediately rub the area with the damp washcloth to create suds and scrub away any dirt.

5. Rinse the washcloth in the bucket of warm water and wring it out. Wipe off the suds with the washcloth.

6. Dry the leather with a clean towel.

7. Continue to scrub and wipe away the suds, working one section at a time, until you have cleaned the entire sofa.

8. Clean the cushions last, using the same process.

9. Place the cushions back on the leather sofa.

Tips & Warnings

• Do not use hot water with Lexol-pH Leather Cleaner, as it could damage your sofa.

References

• Lexol: Lexol-pH Leather Cleaner
• Lexol: How to Clean with Lexol