Leather cleaning

   Leather furniture is the fastest growing segment of the furniture manufacturing industry. Many agree that leather is one of the finest    seating surfaces known to man.

   The chemicals used in tanning the leather, only preserve the usefulness of the skin for a limited period of time. Nature is no longer able    to do what it once did. The responsibility now becomes that of the "new owner".

   Regular cleaning and replenishment of natural oils revitalize the leather and keeps it in good condition for a very long time. Oils in the    leather will dry out and evaporate even when the leather is not regularly used. To keep the leather from degeneration and to keep it    soft and flexible, dirt and grime which have accumulated on the surface must be eliminated and the oils be periodically replaced, a    procedure recommended once a year.