car leather cleaning

Your car’s leather isn’t a cricket ball, so put the boot polish down. Vacuum first, then use a pH-neutral leather cleaner with a microfibre cloth or soft brush—light pressure, small sections, no soaking. Wipe dry immediately and test any product on a hidden spot, because surprise dye runs are only fun for spectators. Follow with a quality conditioner sparingly; you want supple, not slick like a slip ’n slide. Avoid harsh stuff like ammonia, bleach, or silicone, and keep it out of harsh sun while you work. A quick weekly wipe beats an annual rescue mission—your nose, and resale value, will thank you.