Leather CPR Cleaner & Conditioner 18oz + 1 Microfiber Applicator Pad

Always test Leather CPR on an inconspicuous area before applying to the entire surface to ensure the results are acceptable.  Apply liberally using a clean, soft sponge or CPR microfiber applicator. Allow Leather CPR to melt away dirt and grime, and condition the leather for 2 to 3 minutes.  Afterward, continue to rub the item to loosen soiling. Wipe off any access product and soiling with a clean, soft cloth.

To soften new boots, shoes, baseball gloves or other stiff leather, follow the normal instructions, but allow the Leather CPR to soak in completely.  Repeat the process until the desired softness is attained. 

Since the tanning process can vary with each leather manufacturer, as well as with each leather hide used, the only way to know for sure is to test a hidden area of your leather item.  However, even when testing a hidden area, you also need to consider that the color of the exposed area of your leather item may have changed over time due to various indoor environmental conditions such as temperature, exposure to sunlight, lack of cleaning and conditioning, wear and tear, etc, which may have gradually changed the color of your leather item over time without you realizing it.  Taking those factors into consideration, the application of any leather cleaner or conditioner may have an effect on the color, and this may be true even if you test a hidden area of your leather item, as hidden areas have not been exposed to the same conditions as the rest of your leather item.  In our opinion, even if darkening occurs when cleaning and conditioning your leather item, the benefits of maintaining the cleanliness and conditioning of your leather to ensure the suppleness to prevent the drying out and cracking of the leather far outweighs any change in color.  One thing we can almost guarantee is that if dirt and grime are allowed to build up on your leather item, you will most likely be left with darker leather.

Yes, Leather CPR is safe to use on patent leather. Because patent leather has a protective, high-gloss coating, it does not absorb conditioners like untreated leather. Instead, Leather CPR works on the surface to gently clean, enhance shine, and help keep the finish looking smooth and well-maintained. Apply a light coat, then buff with a soft, clean cloth to remove dirt and help minimize the appearance of scuffs.

No. Leather CPR is uniquely formulated to condition leather without leaving behind any greasy or sticky residue. Unlike other products, it absorbs quickly, leaving your leather clean, soft, and refreshed.

Leather CPR is the only leather care product made with 100% cosmetic skincare ingredients and is dermatologist tested to ensure it will not irritate your family's skin. Cprcleaningproducts This matters because your family's skin comes in contact with leather items - couches, car seats, jackets - every day.

For heavily soiled leather, start with Leather CPR Heavy Duty Cleaner to remove tough dirt and grime, then follow up with Leather CPR Cleaner and Conditioner for complete care.

Leather CPR is family made in the USA and has sold millions of bottles over 25 years. It has been featured on The Today Show and recommended by Restoration Hardware for high-end furnitureLeather CPR is family made in the USA and has sold millions of bottles over 25 years. It has been featured on The Today Show and recommended by Restoration Hardware for high-end furniture