Leather CPR Cleaner & Conditioner 18oz - Cleans, Conditions, Restores & Protects Leather Furniture, Handbags, Car Seats, Interior, Jackets, Boots, Purses, Shoes, Couch, Saddles, Tack & More

Very, very, VERY good at its job. I got this after hearing through the grapevine that this is amazing for cleaning all sorts of leather like jackets, furniture and the like. I tested this on some very old Doc Martens I got secondhand and it left it so moisturized and brand new. You may have to go through multiple passes if you want to actually clean your leather. It may darken the leather of certain surfaces (it did for my boots, which I loved, but that may not be the same case for everyone). There isn't any strong, chemical smell, either. It may seem a little pricey, but I think the quality is more than worth it.

Restored 2 leather coats I thought were ruined. So simple to use. Made the coats look better than ever! My husband then used it on his old briefcase with the same results. Great product

I was turned onto this product by a furniture store salesman, who had had experience with it, using it on his own leather. Handbags, shoes, furniture, your car....ANYthing leather. It really helps preserve the dye used on the leather. I wish I'd had it years ago to use on my driver's seat! The dye isn't gone, but it's thin and "pixelated" ....gaps in between the dye have peaked through over the last few years. I've used other leather cleaners and conditioners, but this one??? JUST WISH I'd had it sooner. The smell is not unpleasant, but it is strong. To each his own...you make your own decision if you want to wear a mask. I don't find it that unpleasant. It cleans up SO well, and it's SMOOTH, both in application and when you let it dry and wipe it down. I did not find it to be sticky. I used it on my leather sofas and massage chairs in my family room...they still look brand new after waking up the leather with this creamy cleaner/conditioner. I DEFINITELY recommend it!

This couch was in rough shape when I got it. I don't think it's ever been conditioned in the past 5 years and the previous owners left it in the Sun for a month. I was hoping this product would help restore it. And while it did an amazing job conditioning it, I'm a bit disappointed and it's cleaning power. If this couch wasn't in such bad shape when I got it and this would have been perfect and it certainly does clean a moderate amount. But if you're looking for a deep clean, I would suggest looking elsewhere. However, I've never seen a conditioning product that worked this well. It took parts were of the couch that were dry and flaky into buttery soft leather. Moreover, it only takes 2 minutes to dry so it's great if you need to quickly clean your couch before company comes over. This would be a really good product for regular maintenance. I also got it all over my hands and had zero skin irritation.

I recently got my hands on the Leather CPR Cleaner & Conditioner, and wow, I didn't expect this! I've been battling with my leather couches for a while, trying to get them to look like they did when I first brought them home. Well, this handy little product turned out to be a bit of a miracle worker.First off, let me say, I wasn't ready to believe all the hype. But after just one go, I was sold. It worked like a charm and completely transformed the look of my couches. What really stood out to me was how it handled the shine, no greasy or filmy finish here. Just pure, nourished leather goodness. almost like the couches were saying, "Finally, someone who understands us!"Application is pretty straight forward, even if you're not a cleaning pro, you'll get the hang of it in no time. Just a small amount goes a long way, making it quite the economical choice, too. Plus, it doesn't have an overpowering smell, which is always a win in my book.

I’ll start by saying while this product doesn’t perform miracles, it does help old worn leather furniture look better.This old stuff is Room’s-To-Go quality (aka: low quality) leather. I’m giving this furniture to some family who needs furniture, so I want to make sure it’s nice enough to give away.While this product claims it cleans, I can’t provide much feedback for that. One day earlier I used a well known combination of 3/4 water, 1/4 white vinegar and a few squirts of Johnson’s Baby Shampoo to truly clean the leather and matching material on the sides and back. After several cleanings with that combo I followed up by “rinsing” it with plain water and a few squirts of the baby shampoo. The thought being the shampoo’s neutral pH would help neutralize any vinegar that soaked into the leather. To be honest, that did a really good job of cleaning the leather. Some websites claim Johnson’s Baby Shampoo can be used as a leather furniture conditioner. That might work for new leather but not old well worn leather.I applied this product to the leather surfaces. As the leather soaked it up fairly quickly, it took several applications to get the leather well saturated. Note that the directions are very specific. You’re to use a sponge, not a cloth, to apply the conditioner to the leather. After 1 to 2 minutes, you’re to wipe it off with a clean white cloth. I found it needed more time to allow the conditioner to soak in. At least 5 minutes between the two to three applications I did.Overall, the leather looks better than it did and it’s fairly soft and flexible. As some conditioners actually damage leather over time, I’ll have to wait and see if this leather remains soft and flexible.

It does what it says it will do. I purchased a hand made leather portfolio that looked dull and uneven in color. A couple layers of this lotion gave it a beautiful low sheen and an even tone. Now I proudly use the beautiful portfolio. Also used it on purses and furniture with excellent results.

I’ve read a lot of reviews on this product before buying it. When I used it on my old leather purse I found the pose became softer and beautiful again. I definitely recommend.