Should I buy the Coach cleaner for my leather bag?
- Thread starter snowy day
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Well....let's put it like this......I own a GORGEOUS Coach camel leather duffle....and I had it on my dining room table one day....and my daughter who was 3 at the time had just eaten a Hershey Bar and of course, I wasnt paying attention!!!!!!! She walked into the dining room and *****GASP******!!!!!!!!!!!!! TOUCHED my camel duffle....but not ONLY touched it, she rubbed her hands ALL OVER IT as if she was fingerpainting on it.....of course I didnt know this til MINUTES LATER!!!!!!!!!!!! Anyway, the Coach leather cleaner took the stains out PERFECTLY, and the Coach moisturizer shined her right back up again....now I am much more careful where I keep my bags!!!!
For the most part most leather just needs to wiped down with a moist cloth and conditioned, (apple conditioner) which cleans and protects. It just depends 
how "at risk" 
your leather may be, I guess we're all 
susceptible. Perhaps it's just good to have some on hand!
But ... I think Coach has a disclaimer, the cleaner is not recommended for some leathers, just make sure it can be used on the leather pieces you have.
how "at risk" your leather may be, I guess we're all susceptible. Perhaps it's just good to have some on hand!But ... I think Coach has a disclaimer, the cleaner is not recommended for some leathers, just make sure it can be used on the leather pieces you have.
I take my purses to a professional leather cleaner whenever they get dirty. I'm too scared of hurting my purses to clean them myself! I feel better knowing they are in the hands of professionals. Plus, I know that they will pay me back if they make a mistake whereas if I make a mistake, then I would just have to live with it.