DASCO Earl of England Leather Care Set

DASCO Earl of England Leather Care Set (All-Purpose Cleaner & Conditioner Spray 200ml + Leather Hydrator 75ml) For wallets / handbags / leather jackets / belts / luggage / leather cardholders / leather pouches 【All-Purpose Cleaner & Conditioner Spray】 Volume: 200ml Origin: Dunkelman & Son Ltd., United Kingdom Features: A comprehensive leather care solution with a special cleaning foam, suitable for all leather colors. Cleans, conditions, and shines, while also effectively removing salt stains (often found in areas treated with salt during winter). How to Use: 1. Begin by dusting off any loose dirt from the leather surface. 2. Shake the can well and spray evenly onto the leather from a distance of approximately 20cm. 3. Gently buff the surface in circular motions using a soft cotton cloth or a nylon brush. 4. Finally, wipe away any remaining foam, ensuring it doesn't seep back into the leather. Suitable For: Synthetic leather, genuine leather, suede, canvas, cotton, nylon, mesh. Not Suitable For: Patent leather. 【Leather Hydrator】 Volume: 75ml Features: 1. A refined, transparent lotion free from waxes, with a pure formula that allows for easy absorption without burdening the leather. 2. Ideal for both aniline and vegetable-tanned leather. 3. Nourishes and beautifies footwear, leaving leather fibers soft and resilient. Suitable For: Aniline leather, synthetic leather, genuine leather, smooth-surfaced shoes, leather furniture, luggage, leather jackets, belts, etc. Not Suitable For: Suede, nubuck, and other napped materials, patent leather. How to Use: 1. First, wipe away any surface dust. 2. Apply a small amount to a cotton cloth and gently rub onto the surface in circular motions. 3. Continue until absorbed and a subtle sheen appears. Allow to air dry. A Gentle Reminder: Leather products utilize diverse finishing techniques. Before applying any care product, it is advisable to test on an inconspicuous area to ensure it does not alter the leather's color. When used on aniline leather, the pores may absorb the product, causing a temporary darkening of the color. This effect typically reverts to the original shade once the product has fully dried and absorbed.