You’ve probably noticed that some leather items can bubble over time and it ruins not just the durability, but also the quality. Leather bubbles look like air pockets underneath the top layer of leather and in this article, we’ll talk about what causes them and how you can get rid of them effectively. What causes …
Have you ever had to deal with cleaning up vomit on the floor or on your furniture? If so, you’re probably aware of how much of a hassle it is, not to mention that it’s also gross. When it comes to perforated seats, your trouble is much worse because you run the risk of it …
Urine can be one of the worst cleaning experiences next to fecal matter. It stinks, stains, and can lead to bacterial growth on your leather seats. Whether it’s because of a child or your pets, here’s how to deal with the problems you might face when urine gets on your leather car seats or couch. …
Mold and mildew are among the top problems many people face regarding leather items, including leather car seats. Even if you have dark-colored car seats and the mold is not visible, you’ll still be able to smell it and who wants to have fungi growing in their car’s interior? In this article, we’ll be talking …
If you’re someone who regularly uses sunscreen and may have spilled it on your leather car seats, or if you’ve come from a trip to the beach and the sunscreen on your skin has rubbed off on your seats, it may have left a stain. Sunscreen stains can be quite unsightly, especially on dark or …
