Guardsman Clean & Renew For Leather 8.45 oz - Removes Dirt and Grime

Works great! Makes leather look clean and soft. Chairs look like new every time I clean them.

Works wonderful. Have been using this stuff for 5 years on my super soft leather sofa and my car seats

doesn't work on my leather purse, made it worse.

Used many times before

I found a tan aniline leather couch out on the curb in my neighborhood and took it home. It was so dirty that the seats were almost black. I didn't have much experience with cleaning leather before this, but the store where the couch came from recommended this product to clean it. The results were amazing to me. I had been told the black spots were body soil and wouldn't be able to come out, but this stuff lightened them by at least 50%. It took about 3 washes to get there before nothing else would come up but it was well worth the work. I wish I took pictures for the before and after but I was too enthused with trying to clean it as quick as possible I had a hell of a time getting the stuff to foam though with the directions given. I ended up getting one of those foaming soaps from the dollar store. It's the kind of bottle where you pump it like a hand soap bottle but it creates a foam with the solution inside. I emptied out the soap in it and washed it out really well before putting the cleaner inside it. That way it was just a few pumps to get enough foam for an area. What I did was apply the foam, scrub gently with a Tampico brush that was softened in warm water, rub down with a sponge and finally wipe of the cleaner with a soft towel. I don't personally feel like it dried out the leather despite all the cleaner used on it, but like I said, I have very limited experience with cleaning leather. From what I saw though, seems like an excellent product! Update January 2017 I have tried the Leather Master brand since writing this review and I really feel Guardsman is a superior product. It cleans more quickly and easily and my couch just seems so much softer without it drying it out. I'll stick to Guardsman from here on out.