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cleaning leathers.
dunno where this should be - waht section but me put it in here.. ha
Ok.. so leathers need a clean after scotland.. I mean a good clean.. mand asked at dry cleaners, mine £65 hers cos black AND white |£165 !!! what ! so what other option.. I mean can we wash them with a waterproofer ?? in the washer? they are a bit rank now after scotland and we got AR and France.. we do wet wipe them and feed them with renapaur.. its just the insides etc.. want them smelling fresh n lovely again but to retain their water ish resistant ish properties. fanks |
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I havent washed mine since I got them :) and that was a while ago. They never seem to get any dirtier though :)
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i haven't either...I mean, they don't smell so I figure they'll be ok. Need some new ones anyway.
Could just spray the inside with good old Febreze? :-D |
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Never washed mine...ever. Every now and again i will chuck some baby powder down the legs of the trousers. The jacket, dont know, to be honest doesnt smell too bad and after i think near 8 years old, it aint bad. Wipe the outers down with baby wipes then if you must renapur.
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i clean mine with leather cleaning wipes... they're marketed for furniture, but they get the flies and dead moths off a treat
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dint fink u can wash em..
just have to fabreeze em and clean em.. its mand bein ultra clean.. !! |
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+1 for Baby wipes, they are the danglies
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