I am a leather girl. From my furniture, my boots, my handbags, and my car
upholstery, I insist on leather. Anyone who likes it as much as I do knows that
if properly taken care of, leather can last a really long time. Keeping it
looking its best can be a real challenge though. As much as I try to keep all of
my leather items looking new, wear and tear happens anyway. I have tried many
products to clean and buff those items, but I have found that some products
leave them feeling tacky or sticky, or I don’t get the desired result I am
after. We have tried many leather cleaners over the years, and I haven’t really
been fully pleased with the results from any of them. That is, until I tried
Chamberlain's Leather Milk Leather Care Liniment No. 1.
Chamberlain's Leather Milk Leather Care Liniment No. 1. is a natural, water
based emulsion containing a mix of natural conditioners and gentle cleanser. The
oils contained in this product are lighter than traditional oils in other
products, so it does not overload your leather goods with oils and conditioners.
You can use this product frequently to refresh and cleanse your leathers without
worrying about causing them harm. Chamberlain's Leather Milk will feed,
strengthen, and beautify your leather goods.
I recently used Chamberlain's Leather Milk Leather Care Liniment No. 1. on
several of my leather goods. The bottle was sent with a free leather conditioner
applicator.
I used it first on my handbag, which is starting to look a bit drab after
months of use. I was a bit worried at first because some of the red dye from my
handbag transferred to the white pad, but once it dried, my bag was looking
almost as good as new. The color looked more perky, and the scuffs that were in
the bag were really smoothed over!
My leather furniture is still fairly new, so there isn’t many signs of wear
on it yet. However, I do have some slobbering dogs, who tend to filthy it up. I
like to do a good cleaning of my furniture every few weeks, and Chamberlain's
Leather Milk was gentle, yet effective at removing the dried on bits. I also
noticed that once dry, my furniture was not sticky like it normally is after a
cleaning. The leather felt smooth and clean.
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| Before Chamberlain's Leather Milk |
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| After cleaning with Chamberlain's Leather Milk. |
I have a pair of leather boots that have seen 4 years worth of use. They
are looking pretty beat up, so I decided that this would be my last year of
wearing them. When I received Chamberlain's Leather Milk Leather Care Liniment
No. 1., I didn’t hold my breath hoping for results on getting them looking nice
again. I was pretty sure these boots were done for. I did one boot with the
leather milk and left the other alone for a side by side comparison. I was
thrilled with how revitalized Chamberlain's Leather Milk Leather Care Liniment
No. 1. made the boot I used it on look after application!
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| Left boot treated with Chamberlain's Leather Milk. Right boot has not been treated. |
Chamberlain's Leather Milk Leather Care Liniment No. 1. was applied to the
boot on the left. The right is how they looked before. You can see that many of
the scuffs have buffed right out. The leather that was treated feels amazing now
too. It is so soft, it feels like butter! I am sure I will get a few more years
worth of use out of my boots now!
I am so pleased with the results I have received from this product. It is
by far the best leather conditioner/cleaner that I have ever used! It is also
used and recommended by Saddleback Leather Company. An 8 ounce bottle has a MSRP
of $24.95, but it is currently selling for $18.95 on Amazon.
I was able to clean my handbag, boots, and 3 pieces of furniture and only used
about 1/8 of the bottle, so a little really does go a long way. I will
definitely continue to use Chamberlain's Leather Milk Leather Care Liniment No.
1. on all of my leather goods now and in the future! If you would like to learn more, visit Chamberlain's Leather Milk Website.
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