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diluted baby soap for leather?
- Thread starter 45calmike
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imported_truzoom
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I have heard there was a certain kind of Johnson&Johnson baby shampoo that worked really well on leather steering wheels, but this was a few years ago.
45calmike said:I've heard people use diluted baby soap in a spray bottle to clean their leather. Does this sound crazy? Has anybody tried this?
I suspect that it could be used because it is mild and only slightly acid in pH but why would you want to use baby soap (or baby shampoo) when there are so many good leather cleaners on the market?
Maybe they were talking about the "no tears" baby shampoo??
imported_smprince1
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Many people use Woolite diluted with water for cleaning automotive leather, a typical dilution is 6:1. Maybe this is what you are thinking of???
AuAltima3.5
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The leather in my car usually isn't too dirty, so I use a damp MF.
I am looking for a good leather cleaner. I used tanner's preserve before. It smelled GREAT but didn't do such a great job cleaning.
I am looking for a good leather cleaner. I used tanner's preserve before. It smelled GREAT but didn't do such a great job cleaning.