Leather Recliner Care and Maintenance
Leather Recliner Care and Maintenance
So, despite all of your carefulness, you finally spilled a soft drink on your new leather recliners. Do not panic! Leather is easy to care for, despite those (hopefully) infrequent mishaps. Leather is a natural substance which repels both liquid and odor, but that does not mean there are not steps that you can take to both effectively clean and care for your furniture.
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Another Day, Another Pristine Leather Chair
Even if you have managed to avoid an accident, leather chairs still need to be cared for. A weekly cleaning is recommended, as well as a more thorough cleaning several times a year, particularly in high-use areas. And because leather recliners grow richer in age--developing a pristine luster and becoming softer and more supple--you will want to make sure you treat your leather chair well!
Here Are Some Tips for Caring and Cleaning Your Leather Chairs:
- Keep your leather recliner out of direct sunlight. Direct exposure will cause leather to become discolored and faded over time.
- Do not place your leather chairs next to heat sources. Heat can cause leather recliners to become dry and cracked.
- Dust and vacuum leather chairs on a regular basis.
- Use a high-quality leather chair conditioner and protectant four times a year.
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