How to Clean a Muddy Leather Vest
Leather has a look and feel that is unmistakable. Garments made from leather last for years with proper care. When you consider purchasing a leather garment, you know it will withstand the test of time for style and durability. You can dress leather up or wear it to top off a jeans outfit. Keep your vest clean and ready to use for a stylish and impressive look. Does this Spark an idea?
Instructions
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Wait for the mud to dry on the vest before attempting to clean it. Wipe the dry mud off with a soft cloth.
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Dampen a clean cloth with water, and wipe off the mud. Rinse the cloth, and clean the vest with the damp cloth until all traces of the mud are gone.
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Use mild hand soap if mud still remains on the leather. Apply a small amount of soap in the palm of your hand, and make a lather with warm water.
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Rub the lather gently onto the leather, and wipe with a clean cloth.
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Clean the soap off the leather with a damp clean cloth.
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Wait for the leather to dry naturally, and apply a conditioner to the leather, or rub olive oil into the cleaned leather. Use olive oil sparingly; apply a small amount to a dry cloth, and rub into the leather.
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Remove excess oil with a dry cloth.
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Tips & Warnings
Test an inconspicuous area before applying leather conditioner or olive oil to the washed leather, which will give you an idea of how much to apply.
References
- Photo Credit Genuine blue leather jacket image by JoLin from Fotolia.com