Leather

soap what do u clean yourself with

Soap would dry out the leather.

Leather made from the skin of a young goat.

Walmart

Yeah sure it can be washed.

shoes purses jackets belts brief cases necklaces with cords that a charm hangs from

vinegar

I think it is used leather unlike bonded leather.

Because it's strong ,flexible and comfortable

Henrey Horn invented leather jackets because he was a billionaire and he is a biker and he just thought of that brilliant idea and he just thought it was very cool and the leather jackets became popular and that's how he got to be a billionaire!!!

Spazzalato leather is a type of cowhide leather that is quite shiny. It is made to look similar to patent leather, but is more affordable. While it is usually rain-proof, it can be easily cracked.

A wollen cloak.

An Aniline style leather will be absorbent and a pigment coated leather is not so the easiest way to tell is to put a bit of water on the leather and see whether it soaks in or sits on the surface. If you want to fully check the type of leather you have check here http://www.lttsolutions.net/whattypeofleather.asp

sure they can get wet .anything can get wet

it is not advisable to let leather seats get wet tho, if that is what you asking

FULL GRAIN LEATHER

This leather is the most natural leather available. This leather shows the life of the animal it was taken from. It shows all of the scratches, cuts, different variations in the grain, all of which have healed over time. These imperfections or character marks are sometimes referred to as "nature's signatures".

ANILINE LEATHER

Sometimes when leather has to much character or to many imperfections manufactures have to sand or buff the hide to take out some of these imperfections. This process makes the leather more even while still maintaining a natural look a light surface coating may be applied to the leather to protect againist soiling and spillages while still giving it a natural appearance.

Wipe off at least once a week with a damp cloth to remove the dust and dirt. If possible, vacuum once a week with a brush tool. If something spills on the lounge, immediately scoop it up for semi-liquid or solid items or wipe off for liquid spills. Then get a clean cloth and put warm soapy water (mixture of water and a few drops of dish washing detergent). Get it professionally cleaned every 2 years. Take note that most lounges would have tags that would indicate special instructions for cleaning.

Do not use bleach or oxyclean as they will weaken your leather permanently, might even destroy it. (ever splash a little bleach on clothing and find a hole a few washings later?). Oil will add another serious problem and not fix a thing.

Sharpie is a big challenge, even for the professionals because usually it soaks deeply into the leather. There is no way to remove it from the deeper layers because the chemicals with that power will harm the leather.

Leather is a porous, dense mat of fibers. Inks soak in fast, then slowly spread in every direction..forever. This means that even if you get the surface clean, or cover with an opaque color coating, if there's any ink deeper, it will show up again and cover a larger area, but lighter.

If you have unprotected leather, with a matte or dull look and a buttery feel, or if the area was worn or cracked, exposing the leather itself to the ink, DO NOT try to remove it.

IF the leather has an opaque semigloss protective coating, like a paint - which most leather furniture does - and IF the Sharpie mark is VERY fresh and you are very quick, then you can VERY gently blot just the mark (use a q-tip) with rubbing alcohol or denatured alcohol. BLOT, do not rub. Alcohol dissolves sharpie ink, but is also a solvent for the leather color and can strip it bare - so be quick and gentle. You will remove some of the clear top coating and maybe the color layer, too, if the clear part has worn off. So, IF you're careful, you may be able to remove a very light mark, or lighten it to be less obvious.

If this doesn't work, you can try recoloring (DIY or call a professional) If the leather's a darker color, the ink may not bleed through enough to notice. The other option is to replace the entire affected section of leather.

If you have bonded or bi-cast leather, don't even try - these are plastic, not leather.

Try freezing the wax on the shoe so that it can be scraped off. You may have oily residue left. Use denatured alcohol to blot off the remaining wax and oil. Use a leather cleaning product to restore moisture to the leather.

A "sickle of leather" is an impossibility! First look up the definition for a sickle, and then imagine one made of leather. It wouldn't work.

The line, found in the various forms of the "Scarborough Fair" poem, is one of a list of impossible tasks set, such as making a cambric shirt with no seam or needlework, or washing it in a dry well. The implication being that none of these tasks can be achieved, so the line "Then she'll be a true love of mine" is never going to happen.

right as u know leather is very easlily stained so be careful.

what you need to do is go in your local furniture shop (that sells leather sofas)

and ask if they have any leather cleaner.

if not search online for leather cleaner on sites such as eBay if your looking for cheaper options.

even if your talkin about leather clothing not furniture it doesnt matter,even if the spray/cleanser says for clothing or for sofas.

do as the instructions on the bottle say and the smell should be gone

(by the way i know you said how to remove odor not dirt but leather CLEANER got rid of the smell of my sofa. try www.dunlelmmill.com cause i know someone who bought it from there and it worked,its organicly made by bees and smells really pleasent.plus prices start at £1.99

Aastha

Well to start anteater and sea turtle. Also I believe human is frowned upon

tanner

Vaseline is commonly used as a leather protectant. It can darken the leather, however.

A pebble usually refers to a small rounded stone or crinkled surface. Pebble leather is leather that has been given a granulated surface.