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What would you use to clean a black leather reclining chair?

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BigToque

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I'm moving into an apartment and my dad said that I could have his old la-z-boy.

It's in relatively good condition (for a 15 year old chair), but it's been sitting in the garage for 2 years and has a nice layer of dust on it.

Most of the dust can just be removed with my hand, but what do I use to give it back its shine? I assume I shouldn't use water.
 
Originally posted by: BigToque
I'm moving into an apartment and my dad said that I could have his old la-z-boy.

It's in relatively good condition (for a 15 year old chair), but it's been sitting in the garage for 2 years and has a nice layer of dust on it.

Most of the dust can just be removed with my hand, but what do I use to give it back its shine? I assume I shouldn't use water.
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armor all
 
Originally posted by: 0roo0roo
car care section will have meguiars leather conditioner and cleaner.
thats one way to get that stuff.
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Do not use car care products on it. The leather used in vehicles is not very good leather. It's slightly worse than the leather used to make the outer covering of a baseball.

Go with a Guardsman leather cleaner product or just use some warm water mixed with a little Woolite.
 
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