Recommendations for light/quick/occasional spot cleaning of black leather

[john1r]

I searched the forum and mostly found information on `hardcore` cleaning or conditioners. I`m looking more for a quick thing that I`d use occasionally to clean up small spills (usually milk), etc. from my 2-year-old... We don`t allow eating/drinking in the car, but sometimes that just doesn`t work out :) We haven`t had anything bad (yet), but occasionally something will splatter out of a `no-spill` cup.



Anyways, I already have Meguiar`s Quik Interior Detailer (http://www.meguiarsdirect.com/detail/MEG+G13616) that I was going to use for the occasional wipe down of my dash, and it does say it can be used on leather, but I`m a bit concerned using such an `AIO` type product on my new, black (Audi), leather seats...



I tested a small spot using just water and a microfiber and it seemed to work fine (removed a small spot of milk that was 1 day old and didn`t discolor the leather at all). So I could always just stick with this route unless anyone has a reason not to.



Thanks for any thoughts!

[mhuf]

Lexol wipes....available here in the store!

[lyzing]

2oz ONR per 32oz water in a spray bottle is what I use for quick wipe downs of the interior. For really dirty interiors I use DP Total Interior Cleaner, that stuff is crazy strong, but I imagine any good APC would do the same thing for cheaper.

[Dan]

If the QID works for you, there is no reason to go with anything else. If you want to step it up a bit and get some protection too, Optimum Leather care works great and dries matte so you don`t get that tacky armor-all leather look.