pH-Balanced Lexol All Leather Cleaner

Leather seats and upholstery are constantly exposed to dirt, sunlight, heat, and humidity. The good news is that you can combat this abuse with a quality leather cleaner like Lexol's Step 1 All Leather Cleaner! With a little attention, you can add many years to the life of leather surfaces.

Lexol All Leather Cleaner is a blend of selected, non-alkaline cleaning agents that maintain the same pH as leather itself. That allows it to safely and thoroughly clean leather without the harshness or potentially damaging effects of alkaline saddle soaps. The formula is based on the principle of breaking up and removing the oils, which trap dirt in the leather. Its foaming action lifts out the embedded dirt, leaving the leather supple and clean. Lexol All Leather Cleaner restores leather’s appearance through a deep clean, thus preparing leather to maximize the benefits of Lexol Step 2 Leather Conditioner. Try it and let the results speak for themselves!

This cleaner is sold in bulk cases of six 16.9-ounce bottles. Quickly replenish supply at your auto detailing shop or restock retail inventory at car washes, gas stations, and automotive stores.

Item Details

Excellent for cleaning leather automotive interiors
pH balanced - same pH level as leather
Contains no greasy waxes, oils, or additives that interfere with its cleaning capabilities
Silicone and alcohol-free
Rinses easily, leaving leather healthy, supple and able to breathe
Leaves no tacky or sticky residue
Cleans leather safely
Glycerin-rich
16.9 oz. (236 mL) bottles
Sold 6 bottles per case
Easy-to-use applicator cap helps control the amount of cleaner dispensed
Lexol SKU: LXBCL16
UPC: 10012844040279
Also available in 8-ounce bottles

How to Use Lexol Leather Cleaner

• For best results, carefully follow these Lexol Leather Cleaner instructions:
• Start by shaking the bottle well to ensure an even distribution of the cleaner's non-alkaline cleaning agents.
• Test the cleaner on a small, inconspicuous area first to confirm it's safe to use with the particular leather you're cleaning. If there is no discoloration or damage, proceed to apply the cleaner to the larger surface.
• Using a soft, damp cloth or microfiber towel, gently massage the cleaner into the leather. Carefully work it in a circular motion to lift dirt without damaging the leather fibers.
• Once all the dirt is lifted, remove any remaining cleaner by wiping it off with a clean, slightly dampened cloth or sponge.
• Finally, allow the leather to dry naturally in an area that is not in direct sunlight. Drying in a shaded area helps maintain the leather's natural oils and softens it.
• After cleaning is completed, the best practice is to follow up with Lexol Leather Conditioner to replenish moisture and maintain suppleness.

By consistently following this comprehensive cleaning and conditioning routine, you can significantly extend the lifespan of leather auto interiors and leather goods while also enhancing their natural beauty. Leather is a durable but delicate material that benefits significantly from such a thoughtful approach to maintenance. Regular cleaning helps to keep the surface free from abrasive dirt that could lead to premature aging and deterioration. Moreover, by using a conditioner after cleaning, you ensure that the leather retains its necessary oils, preventing it from becoming brittle and cracked over time. This diligent care routine not only adds value to your leather possessions but also maintains their appearance, allowing them to look like new for years to come.

How Often Should You Use Lexol All Leather Cleaner?

It is generally recommended to clean leather goods with Lexol All Leather Cleaner about once a month. This frequency helps remove accumulated dirt and oil, preventing them from embedding deeper into the leather over time. However, the specific frequency can vary depending on usage conditions. Leather items exposed to harsher environments or frequent use, such as car interiors or saddles, might require more frequent cleaning, potentially every two weeks, to ensure they remain in optimal condition. Conversely, items like furniture or handbags that are less exposed might be cleaned less often. Always use your discretion based on visible dirt and wear.

Does Lexol Darken Leather?

Under normal use, Lexol will not darken or discolor leather. In fact, regular cleaning aids in maintaining the originial, natural color of the leather.

Also Great for These Home and Domestic Uses

• Footwear
• Sports equipment
• Handbags, briefcases, and luggage
• Furniture

What is the Difference Between Leather Cleaner and Leather Conditioner?

This is a common question from people who wonder if both products are necessary, and how they should be used. Leather cleaner is the first-step product used before conditioner. Cleaner is used to get rid of dirt and soils on the surface of leather. While cleaner may have some rejuvenating properties, conditioner is the product that truly replenishes oil and moisture to leather to prevent cracking. Cleaner is commonly referred to as "Lexol 1" while the conditioner is described as "Lexol 2" as an easy way to remember the correct order to use them.

Why Trust Lexol?

Lexol has an impressive history providing effective leather cleaning solutions. The brand was started in 1933 in New Jersey, USA with a focus on conditioning products. In 1984, All Leather Cleaner was introduced and quickly recognized as one of the best cleaners on the market and proved to be a very successful product for them. With this incredible reputation based on decades of proven effectiveness, Lexol is a name you can trust for your prized leather goods.