dirty leather!!!!
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petes chim

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248 months

Friday 14th April 2006
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Just discovered the secret of cleaning my magnolia leather,, after trying all of the so called specialist cleaners and not one working i thought i`d try the wifes magic eraser block from Lakeland Limited. all it is, is a block of white foam costing £2.95 you cut a piece off dampen slightly with water and rub gently. No chemicals just magic !!!! www.lakelandlimited.co.uk but lots of shops all over the UK

gazm

886 posts

273 months

Friday 14th April 2006
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hi mate

which product is it.

cheers

derekg500

874 posts

272 months

Friday 14th April 2006
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Sounds good...........but be sure to feed the leather afterwards with a not so cheap leather restorer, you could be doing long term damage, would like to know what's in this product before I'd let it near my leather.

Derek

petes chim

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248 months

Friday 14th April 2006
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Hi, I`ts called Magic eraser and is about 4` square white sponge

petes chim

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Friday 14th April 2006
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as far as i can see there is nothing in it at all just a wierd sort of sponge

petes chim

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248 months

Friday 14th April 2006
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soft, smooth, non-abrasive cleaning sponge manages to shift stubborn, deep-seated stains without chemicals or detergents. Let us enlighten you... when damp, the microscopic fibres develop a strong, eraser-like quality, cleaning surfaces like magic. Made from melamine foam, the block can be snipped to any size that suits – perfect for getting into those hard-to-reach places such as in and around bathroom and kitchen sink fittings, or cooker knobs. We also found Magic Eraser Block fantastic on stained cups and mugs; for removing burnt-on food from cookware; on car dashboards; and for taking marks off wood and vinyl flooring; all with only a gentle rub. Truly wonderful; we highly recommend you try it.Thats the blurb off the web,,,, thought i should have a look after telling you all about it.

>> Edited by petes chim on Friday 14th April 20:13

derekg500

874 posts

272 months

Friday 14th April 2006
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Well, it certainly sounds impressive, worth a look at least.




........You will let us know if your leather turns to mush in the meantime though won't you.

Derek

mad mark

2,345 posts

261 months

Friday 14th April 2006
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Mrs madmark uses something like this to clean the walls in the house.
I never thought of trying it on the leather. I may give it ago, thanks Pete.

Hoover.

5,993 posts

271 months

Saturday 15th April 2006
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CIF ...... wonderful stuff for cleaning leather, then complete with a good nourishing

budaholic

1,516 posts

264 months

Saturday 15th April 2006
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Hoover. said:
then complete with a good nourishing


a good nourishing what? - sandwich?, pizza?, lasagne?.....

Bud

gruffgriff

2,160 posts

272 months

Saturday 15th April 2006
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Bumped in to a chap yesterday who`s dad was a Rolls Royce trimmer. Aparently the trick of the trade is to use ordinary shampoo on a sponge to clean leather, then feed as normal. Haven`t tried it yet, but info. was imparted with conviction so I don`t doubt it`s effectiveness. He also said a quick, light wipe (stressing the quick!)with nail polish remover will take the top layer of skin oil off the vinyl that`s usually on the tunnel and doors, then clean with shampoo.
He didn`t specify a brand, so I guess whether yours has hydroxy-ceramides and fruit A-Has or not isn`t important!