Simple Green and Leather Cleaning...

[BRUHA]

Hsa anyone ever used Simple Green to clean their leather???

[smfrycruzr]

i hope not. Very acidic. Just use a mix of woolite and water or something similar.

[Pondscum]

I use Lexol products exclusively on my leather. Their cleaner is Ph neutral and has no fragrances or coloring. Then I follow up with their leather conditioner. They have some great tips for leather treatment on their web site.

[Kanchou]

i heard that the Military has said to not use Simple Green on aircraft anymore. . .any truth to this?

[Pondscum]

Originally posted by Kanchou

i heard that the Military has said to not use Simple Green on aircraft anymore. . .any truth to this?



I heard something about the military found it can remove protective coatings in some instances. The stuff has a moderately high Ph (higher than Dawn) and should definitely not be used on leather.

[imported_UnsanePyro]

My parents used to use it to wash the cars with, I wouldn`t put it near my leather. I would think the smell would sort of stick around and be pretty unpleasent, to say the least.

[Bill D]

Originally posted by Kanchou

i heard that the Military has said to not use Simple Green on aircraft anymore. . .any truth to this?



Yeah I heard that too, a claim it can actually weaken the structure of aluminium and other aviation materials (?) :scared



I`d like to see a direct source where this is stated.

[Scottwax]

It should say on the bottle of Simple Green not to use it on leather.

[the other pc]

If I may quote the Simple Green bottle: âہ“DO NOT USE ON PLASTIC INSTRUMENT PANELS, LEATHER, SUEDE, UNFINISHED WOOD, OPALS OR PEARLS.â€Â�





PC.