Leather Sofas: When cleaning a leather sofa, gently wipe it with a damp cotton or silk cloth. After wiping, spray it again with a polishing agent like Pledge or wax to maintain its shine. If you accidentally draw on a leather sofa with a ballpoint pen, try gently wiping it with an eraser. In addition to specialized sofa care products, you can also use expired skin care products (such as creams, lotions, and hand oils) to protect the leather sofa surface. This is also very effective and can be recycled. However, be careful not to use skin care products with whitening or medicinal properties.

    The specific method is as follows: First, clean the surface of the sofa with a cleansing cream or a semi-dry towel. Then, use a soft cloth dipped in skin care products to gently apply a layer of skin care products to the leather surface. Leave it for about 5-10 minutes, depending on the room temperature. Then, wipe the leather surface repeatedly with a soft cloth. The leather surface will become soft and shiny as new. This method can also be used for daily maintenance of leather products such as leather bags, leather gloves, and leather shoes.

    2. Fabric sofa:

    First, vacuum the fabric and filling to remove any dust or dirt. You can also wipe with a towel. Also thoroughly clean the armrests, backrest, and crevices of the sofa. When vacuuming, avoid using a brush, as this can damage the fabric's threads and make them fluffy. Avoid excessive suction, as this can cause the threads to break. For dirty areas, use a clean white cloth dampened with a small amount of sofa or carpet cleaner and rub repeatedly until the stain is removed. Avoid excessive amounts of water, as this can seep into the sofa's interior, causing moisture to form on the frame, shrinking the fabric, and affecting the overall appearance. For large stains, consult a professional fabric sofa cleaning team.

    Fabric sofa covers are generally washable. Elastic covers can be washed in your washing machine at home, while larger cotton or linen covers can be taken to a laundromat. When ironing the covers, be aware that some elastic covers dry easily and require no ironing. Even if you do iron, consider the appearance and iron the inside of the cover. Cotton covers should not be ironed.

  As people's living standards continue to improve, the leather sofas purchased by families are becoming more and more high-end. It is not uncommon for a leather sofa to cost thousands or even tens of thousands of yuan. Leather sofas in light colors such as cream and white are becoming more and more popular among families. While enjoying the fun and satisfaction brought by high-end sofas, do you think about how to maintain the sofa well to ensure that this enjoyment lasts forever? 

      First, CCTV’s At Your Service program introduced a method that uses leftover yogurt or milk to wipe the leather sofa, and then wipe it again with a clean rag. The effect is quite good if it is not too dirty!

     Second, use banana peel to clean the leather of the sofa. To do this: peel a banana and use the inner skin (which contains the flesh) to clean the sofa. Then, use a clean, soft cloth to clean the leather. For crevices, you can drop some medicated oil on the cloth and rub it back and forth. This method works wonders, leaving the sofa looking like new. Give it a try.

     Third, you can also use egg white to wipe the leather sofa, which can not only remove stains but also make the leather sofa shine.

If it is white, I suggest you wipe it with toothpaste (it is local dirt, not pen stains). If it is pen stains, you can use an eraser to slowly wipe it off.

During normal cleaning, be sure to use a pure cotton cloth or silk cloth, wet it and wipe it gently. After wiping it clean, you can spray it again with Brilliant Pearl or polishing wax to keep it smooth. 

You can use a cloth dipped in alcohol and water to gently wipe it until it is clean. 95% alcohol, the ratio of alcohol to water is 1:1

If the leather sofa is heavily soiled or light white, use Meijiewang to clean it. Meijiewang is the best choice. There will be no problem of difficult cleaning in the future. Moreover, it is difficult for children to draw various pens and oils on it, and it can also prevent mold.

Nowadays, buying a leather sofa has become a pursuit for many people. When you have a leather sofa, do you know how to maintain it? Don't worry, today I will introduce you to some methods to maintain a leather sofa.

First, leather sofas should be stored in a dry, well-ventilated area. When cleaning leather sofas, it's best not to use water to prevent mold. Overly dry or humid environments can accelerate leather aging. Secondly, when cleaning the sofa, be sure to keep the pores of the surface unblocked. It's best to gently wipe the sofa with a clean towel, wring it out, and then wipe it . If there are stains on the leather, wipe it with a clean, damp sponge and detergent, or use a cloth with an appropriate concentration of soapy water and let it dry naturally . Leather sofas should be kept out of direct sunlight. Always hang curtains on windows. Furthermore, keep children away from jumping or playing on leather sofas to extend their lifespan. Finally, if you notice holes or damage on the sofa, it's best to have it serviced by a professional.

Simple leather care tips:

     1. Keep leather car seats at least two feet away from heat sources. Leather seats too close to heat sources can cause cracking.
　　2. Avoid prolonged exposure to sunlight to prevent fading.
　　3. Maintain regular hygiene and vacuum the leather weekly.
　　4. Avoid using a hair dryer to quickly dry the leather; allow it to air dry.

More specific tips:

1. For a new leather sofa, first wet a towel with clean water, wring it out, and wipe away dust and dirt. Then, gently rub the surface with a conditioner one or two times (avoid waxy products). This creates a protective film on the leather surface, preventing future dirt from penetrating the pores and facilitating future cleaning.
2. Avoid scratching the leather with sharp objects.
3. Avoid stains from oil, ballpoint pen, ink, etc. If you notice stains on the sofa, immediately clean it with leather cleaner. If leather cleaner is unavailable, dab the stain with a clean white towel dampened with a small amount of alcohol, then wipe it dry with a slightly damp towel. Finally, apply a protective sealant.
4. For daily care, simply wipe the sofa with a well-wrung damp towel. Clean the sofa with leather cleaner every two to three months, or vacuum the surface to remove dust.
5. To extend its lifespan, prevent children from jumping or playing on the sofa, and avoid direct contact between the sofa and sweaty bodies.
6. Place sofas 5-10 cm apart and maintain good ventilation.
7. Avoid direct sunlight on the sofa. If your living room receives frequent sunlight, consider rotating the positions of several sofas periodically to prevent noticeable color differences. In areas with high humidity, expose the sofa to low sunlight from 8:00 AM to 10:00 AM for one hour daily for seven days, approximately every three months.
8. Nubuck leather sofas cannot be cleaned using the above cleaning methods (except for oil stains). Gently brush with a fine copper brush to restore their beauty.
Precautions for cleaning leather:
First, consider the type of leather. Professional sofa cleaners and protectants can be used on all types of leather, except nubuck.
1. Because some leathers have poor surface treatment, test the product on an inconspicuous area before use. If any discoloration occurs, dilute with water until sufficient discoloration is achieved.
2. Hold the product and spray it on an area approximately 10 cm (4 inches) from the surface, spraying one area at a time until it is thoroughly moistened.
3. Wet a towel or sponge with clean water (lukewarm water is recommended for extremely dirty leather), wring it out, and gently rub the leather to remove dust and dirt. Rinse the towel, wipe the leather clean, and remove any dust and dirt. Continue rinsing the towel, repeating the above steps until all areas are cleaned. Allow the leather to dry naturally, avoiding direct exposure to heat or sunlight.
4. After each cleaning, apply leather protectant.
To use leather protectant:
Rinse a towel (or any soft, colorfast cloth) with clean water, wring it out by hand, and fold it. Holding the folded towel, spray the leather protectant until it is slightly damp. Rub gently onto the leather, avoiding forceful movements. Wipe each area in a circular motion. Repeat, keeping the fabric slightly damp until the treatment is complete. This will restore the leather's elasticity and extend the life of the sofa.