Leather Cleaner (8 oz) - Premium Cleanser for Furniture, Handbags, Shoes, Boot and Car Seat Cleaning - Apply Before Using Oil or Conditioner for Leathers - 100% Natural - Made in The USA

This worked great as a cleaner and I like that it's 100% natural. Remember this is a cleaner only. It does not recondition or protect. You will need other products from this company, or other companies to protect and recondition. This cleaner has a thin consistency and it applies well. It smells good and is easy to use. I recommend doing small areas and working it in with a microfiber cloth then wipe away any excess. I got this mainly for auto seats and after using it I think it would work really well on leather boots, jackets, purses, etc. I took before and after photos, but they don't show how well this actually cleaned a black leather interior. It's made in the USA and a great product for the price.

The Rhino Wax - Leather Cleaner is a watery cleaner with 3 simple ingredients: castor oil, olive oil castille soap, and distilled vinegar.Easy to use (amid a bit watery), apply to a microfiber towel and gently get the smudge out, wipe clean with another wet towel. Let dry and follow with a leather conditioner.A simple way to freshen the leather.This is a good choice as the first step in leather cleaning and conditioning maintenance.

I tried this out on a pair of Birkenstocks that I got last year that had a round mystery stain on it (this is what happens when you have kids). The cleaner smells really good (it smells "clean") and it is really easy to work with using a microfiber cloth and following the directions. I was admittedly a little thrown the next day when I realized it did darken the grey color up a tiny bit, but after using the wax water proofing stick, I'm keeping my fingers crossed that it will lighten up. I made the attempt to use it on the leather footbed because of those weird feet prints that Birks get and...it helped in that now the entire footbed is darker, by more than a few shades. Perplexed I went to look at what my Birks were made of, surely they weren't suede or Nubuck right? Nope, I'm a total moron and I used this on exactly the leather it says not to.So....this leather cleaner does an excellent job...if you know what kind of leather you have. If you don't, maybe don't risk it until you know for sure.

I got this to try out on the leather seat of a stool by father made for me when I was a young first house owner. It’s a simple classic stool design but the top is buffalo leather that was cut out from an IK*A sofa cover that I bought from their “slight damaged section” back when the big Swedish conglomerate represented fantastic value for money, rather than the “so-so” VFM they do now. Sorry, went off topic there with a little rant.The seat has become a little dirty and cracked over the intervening decades. The leather has dried out maybe a tad too far. Anyway, I shook the bottle, applied some of this cream to a micro fibre cloth and went to work. Small circles, small circles, small circles.I was evidently expecting too much. The cloth didn’t really pick up any of the dirt or accumulated grease stains. Certain areas, where the stool would have been picked up again and again to move it, made the cloth a little dirtier (proving that it was being removed), but otherwise I couldn’t really detect any difference. I will say this carries no scent whatsoever. Which I do feel is a good thing.I’ll try this again later, likely on a pair of my shoes, or maybe the leather briefcase I use when I travel. I will report back with any remarks and/or necessary revisions to this review.

My daughter has a new pair of leather shoes that she managed to scuff up badly. I used a little of this leather cleaner on her shoes and got all of the scuff marks out! The cleaner didn't damage the shoes or cause any discoloration. My daughter is thrilled with how her shoes look.The leather cleaner is liquidy and comes out of the bottle quickly. I used a paper towel instead of the recommended microfiber cloth. I also didn't use a damp cloth to remove the excess cleaner but just used a dry part of the paper towel. Despite not following the directions, the cleaner did a great job cleaning and I'll definitely keep this cleaner on hand for when I need to clean other leather products.

I prefer to use dedicated products, such as this cleaner, as opposed to combination cleaner/conditioners.This is a small bottle, 8 ounces, and the cleaner is very thin in consistency. It has a fresh. clean smell. Made in the United States.I used this on my leather steering wheel and seats using a microfiber cloth. These weren't particularly dirty, but I could tell from the microfiber cloth that dirt had been removed. I then wiped them down with a clean towel dampened with water to remove any residual cleaner. The surfaces looked and felt clean and (thankfully) there was no gloss to leather. I followed that up with a conditioner/protectant and was happy with the results.This dedicated cleaner is easy to use and cleans well.

Shined up a few pieces of leather clothing I had including a shirt. Looks good as new, no stains or other issues.

I followed the directions and poured some of the cleaning solution onto a microfiber cloth, and worked in small sections. I followed with a clean microfiber sprayed with some water to dampen. The stain transfer was to be expected, but was well within a reasonable amount. Its still damp in my b/a photos, but it dried smoothly. I followed with some mink oil the next day, and it looks better than brand new! A little goes a long way, and it does suds up easily.