Despite leather's durability, it still must be maintained. The finish on a leather chair sitting near a window can become dry and start to crack. Oil from hands can discolor arm rests. Small particles of soil and dust can become ground into the leather in the seating areas, dulling the original color. All of these common symptoms are evidence that the leather is in need of a cleaning. Proper cleaning will remove stains, ground-in soil, and dust, as well as restore the protective coating of the leather.

Q. Can you remove stains from leather?

A. We use cleaning agents designed specifically to remove various types of stains, such as coffee, oil, and ink. The effectiveness of any stain removal procedure depends on what was spilled as well as the type of leather. Attempts to remove a stain can sometimes exacerbate a problem. We will advise you during inspection as to whether it is recommended to attempt to remove a particular spot. 

Q. What types of leather can be cleaned?

A. Most leather furniture sold today is protected. We clean not only protected leather, but also aniline and suede as well.

Q. How often should leather furniture be cleaned?