Felicia owners, pls help w/ stain!!

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daydrmer28

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Oct 29, 2007
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#1
So my new stupid pair of jeans from the Limited stained my Felicia. I'm on vacation right now and I cant remember what the care card said about rather or not being able to use the cleanser. I wont be home until tomorrow night and I cant remember where I put my care card. It is driving me crazy trying to remember if I can use the cleanser or not. Thanks for the help!

side note...I just realized I signed in as Daydrmer28 instead of Daydrmer Oops..
 
#2
daydrmer28 said:
So my new stupid pair of jeans from the Limited stained my Felicia. I'm on vacation right now and I cant remember what the care card said about rather or not being able to use the cleanser. I wont be home until tomorrow night and I cant remember where I put my care card. It is driving me crazy trying to remember if I can use the cleanser or not. Thanks for the help!

side note...I just realized I signed in as Daydrmer28 instead of Daydrmer Oops..
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It's a bleecker, so I'm pretty sure you can use cleanser. I know I used the appleguard leather care on mine yesterday.
 
#3
The care card says you are NOT supposed to use the cleaner on Bleecker leather, only conditioner.

Maybe try babywipes first, or Apple care - it is a gentle conditioner but the bottle says it cleans and protects as well.

Good luck!
 
#4
greenpixie said:
The care card says you are NOT supposed to use the cleaner on Bleecker leather, only conditioner.

Maybe try babywipes first, or Apple care - it is a gentle conditioner but the bottle says it cleans and protects as well.

Good luck!
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I have been reading up on this and you should not use baby wipes on leather, it can ruin the finish of the leather due to being so alkaline! Use a conditioner that is free from silicones and oils :tup:
 
#5
greenpixie said:
The care card says you are NOT supposed to use the cleaner on Bleecker leather, only conditioner.

Maybe try babywipes first, or Apple care - it is a gentle conditioner but the bottle says it cleans and protects as well.

Good luck!
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Good to know, I just got my magenta bleecker duffle and I already conditioned it. I didn't know you shouldn't use the cleaner tho. I have to order the APple Care already, I don't know what I'm waiting for!
 
#6
greenpixie said:
The care card says you are NOT supposed to use the cleaner on Bleecker leather, only conditioner.

Maybe try babywipes first, or Apple care - it is a gentle conditioner but the bottle says it cleans and protects as well.

Good luck!
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Is the Coach moisturizer the same as the conditioner? I dont see a conditioner on the website.
 
#7
Hey! I would not recommend the use of the cleaner. I can recommend the use of the moisturizer, but I strongly urge you to test a bit of the leather first. You might want to use it on the hang tag to see if there is any discoloring.

To answer the previous question: the difference between the moisturizer and cleaner is just as it sounds. The cleaner is used to deeply clean smooth leather and can sometimes pull up a dark color. One analogy is that the cleaner is like an astringent and will thoroughly cleanse the leather. The moisturizer has a mild cleaner in it, so it will clean and moisturize at the same time. This is a great option for most bags because if the leather dries out it will scratch and pick up dirt more easily.

Hope that helps! :yes:
 
#8
Thanks everyone for your replies. I'm just driving myself crazy worrying about if the stain would come out. I'm pretty sure I have the moisturizer at home so as soon as I get back I'm going to try. And thanks for pointing out to do a test spot first, I would have forgotten.
 
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