Has anyone tried LEATHER CPR CLEANER AND CONDITIONER yet?

umimaddicted · May 29th, 2008, 07:21 PM

Has anyone used a product called Leather CPR Cleaner and Conditioner?
I bought some yesterday at Bed Bath and Beyond and was going to try it on one of my bags. If you Google it and get opi's on it, it sounds great. I did use it on one of my shoulder straps and it seems great. It doesn't have any smell, drys pretty fast, and it is supposed to clean and condition in one. It is supposed to soften leather also and if you check it out on Amazon, people really like it for their sofas. I am just not brave enough to put it on a bag yet but thought maybe someone has tried it already. Maybe I will try it on one of my older bags and see how it does. The strap I used it on seems great, so far. It must be good, they sell it everywhere and it is also sold by manufacturers of leather goods. It has lanolin in it. People in Equestrian love it too.

lingtsui · May 29th, 2008, 10:20 PM

I recently bought leather CPR from Bed Bath & Beyond...not for my bbags but for a Gucci where the leather looks like it is yellowing from glue or whatever around the hardware. It was the SA at Gucci that recommended I buy it but it did not work and I saw that it takes the color off the leather. I was disappointed and would not try on any of my precious Bbags.
I recently used the same leather conditioner I bought for my new car and tried it on my Bbags... its called Zaino leather conditioner maker Zaino (they make great car detailing stuff).
It worked real well on my vermillion bag ... now it looks so rich and even in color and the bag retained its shine. However it did not work as well on my black hobo ...it made it a little dull :( I am not sure why the results were so different for a black bag but the bag was a little dull to begin with though....maybe I used too much conditioner at one time?
Good luck!

May 29th, 2008, 07:21 PM	#1
umimaddicted Member Joined: Oct 2006 Location: Beautiful Colorado Posts: 367	Has anyone tried LEATHER CPR CLEANER AND CONDITIONER yet? Has anyone used a product called Leather CPR Cleaner and Conditioner? I bought some yesterday at Bed Bath and Beyond and was going to try it on one of my bags. If you Google it and get opi's on it, it sounds great. I did use it on one of my shoulder straps and it seems great. It doesn't have any smell, drys pretty fast, and it is supposed to clean and condition in one. It is supposed to soften leather also and if you check it out on Amazon, people really like it for their sofas. I am just not brave enough to put it on a bag yet but thought maybe someone has tried it already. Maybe I will try it on one of my older bags and see how it does. The strap I used it on seems great, so far. It must be good, they sell it everywhere and it is also sold by manufacturers of leather goods. It has lanolin in it. People in Equestrian love it too. __________________ John 14:6 ....

May 29th, 2008, 10:20 PM	#2
lingtsui myBbag rides shotgun Joined: May 2007 Location: New Yorker in Houston Posts: 520	Re: Has anyone tried LEATHER CPR CLEANER AND CONDITIONER yet? I recently bought leather CPR from Bed Bath & Beyond...not for my bbags but for a Gucci where the leather looks like it is yellowing from glue or whatever around the hardware. It was the SA at Gucci that recommended I buy it but it did not work and I saw that it takes the color off the leather. I was disappointed and would not try on any of my precious Bbags. I recently used the same leather conditioner I bought for my new car and tried it on my Bbags... its called Zaino leather conditioner maker Zaino (they make great car detailing stuff). It worked real well on my vermillion bag ... now it looks so rich and even in color and the bag retained its shine. However it did not work as well on my black hobo ...it made it a little dull :( I am not sure why the results were so different for a black bag but the bag was a little dull to begin with though....maybe I used too much conditioner at one time? Good luck!