Mild leather cleaner with no smell.

[SayNoToPistons]

Using nothing but a clean damp MF towel. I have been religiously wiping the leather seats of my year old CX-5 every end of the week for the past year. Every month, I apply Sonus Leather conditioner because I absolutely love the smell and how it meshes nicely with the (still) new car smell.

There are a few spots that have developed which just a simple damp MF can't take care of. Of course, mostly driver side bolster with very minor jeans dye stains. Hardly noticeable, but a slight tint on the white leather.

I have tried the usual OTC leather cleaner by Lexol and a few by Meg's. Woolite doesn't seem suitable especially from I have read. I dislike all the smell of those OTC cleaners, and a cleaner/conditioner combo would be redundant since I use Sonus Leather Conditioner only. I am wonder if there is a mild leather cleaner that fits my need.

 

[PA DETAILER]

This will not help you out much, but have you considered using a all in one? I have been using the DP product on my xterra's leather seats since about new. I can't overstate how great this product is. It's a perfect blend of cleaner and conditioner.

Detailer's Leather Cleaner and Conditioner

 

[Stokdgs]

Spinneybeck leather conditioner... Awesome product.... spinneybeckdotcom....
cleans, conditions....no smell....
Dan F

 

[cmichael258]

Leather Master Soft Cleaner.

 

[Dogfather]

Wouldn't Sonus leather cleaner compliment their conditioner nicely?

 

[RTexasF]

Plain old Woolite and water @ 10:1 ratio & a soft scrub brush. Fancy shmancy you don't need, just Woolite.

 

[spiralout462]

Leather Master Soft Cleaner.

I agree! Good stuff along with their conditioner.

 

[Larry A]

Plain old Woolite and water @ 10:1 ratio & a soft scrub brush. Fancy shmancy you don't need, just Woolite.

I agree!

 

[Todd@RUPES]

Leather Master Soft Cleaner.

For a near non-scented leather cleaner, LM is hard to beat. :bigups

 

[frankedog]

Do you apply the Woolite with a MF cloth or use use a round detail brush and agitate it into a lather? Thanks for the Woolite tip. Tom

 

[Trouble]

Plain old Woolite and water @ 10:1 ratio & a soft scrub brush. Fancy shmancy you don't need, just Woolite.

^ :10:



The leather cleaners I've tried are to weak to be effective. Someone needs to change that or just quit altogether

:swirly:

 

[radarryan]

I agree! Good stuff along with their conditioner.

For a near non-scented leather cleaner, LM is hard to beat. :bigups

Agree... It's hard to beat. It is effective and doesn't have any scent, if I remember correctly. Once you use LM products, you may just buy them all -cleaners, conditioners, protectants, et cetera.