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    How to REALLY clean Leather Seats..?

    I have used Mothers Leather Cleaner and Leather Conditioner on beige leather and the front seats are still VERY DIRTY. Like the front seats are visibly much dirtier than the back.

    Can anyone tell me a product that will clean soiled leather so it looks new?!?



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    try saddle soap and cleaner from a tack supply store (where you get horse stuff). ask them what they suggest and it WILL work. my mom just cleaned her english saddle last week. it had mold on it from being in a very humid barn, and it turned out great

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      #3
      Soft scrub tile cleaner without bleach works(not the best idea, but it works) or a mr. clean magic eraser. Just remember to recondition the leather when your done because it dries it out.

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        I like this product for cleaning carpet and fabric, I hear its a good for cleaning leather too:
        http://www.griotsgarage.com/catalog.jsp?&SKU=11104
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