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2 Different Apples, and which one do you use for what?

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  1. #1 Jan 31, 2009
    I just noticed on the the leatherstuff website that they have two apples. One is a rain and stain repellant and one is a leather cleaner...

    Which one do you really use for what?
    I always use the leather cleaner to condition new bags, but I have never used a stain repelland, just now noticed it on the website...

    Should I first use the cleaner/moisturizer and then the repellant, or just one of them? Now I m confused. I've tried to do a seach, but I couldn't find a thread where both are explained....

    Use both, or just one? And which one is more important? Or does it depend on the color of a bag? :confused1: Please advise...
     
  2. #2 Jan 31, 2009
    The leather cleaner and leather care are not the same thing. Generally I only use the Leather care (moisturizer) on my coach bags and it seems to be enough to keep everything nice. I have used the rain and stain on a few bags, but usually I don't think its necessary. I do use it on my one suede bag though and it works nicely.
     
  3. #3 Jan 31, 2009
    The cleaner and conditioner are two different products. The cleaner is too harsh for some leather bags so I don't even own it. I use the conditioner though for all of my leather bags. I then use the rain and stain repellant and spray after conditioning.
     
  4. #4 Jan 31, 2009
    cleaner: clean something "already" dirty.
    rain and stain repellant: spray to PREVENT further staining.
    conditioner: soften the leather
     
  5. #5 Jan 31, 2009
    I usually condition the bags and then the repellent. Not all need it but I do the repellent on all the suede.
     
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