How can mould be cleaned & removed from leather furniture?

Once the source of the problem is identified, you can remove the mould and mildew once and for all.

Here’s How:

1. Dry out leather furniture  in warm room until completely dry.
2. Remove surface mold with damp cloth (mould will wipe off if the leather has been dried out completely).
3. Allow leather to dry completely for a second time.
4. Clean dried leather thoroughly with leather cleaner
5. Keep leather clean, conditioned, and properly stored in a well ventilated and dry area to prevent mould from returning.

Tips:

1. Clean entire leather item to ensure an even color and texture result.
2. When using anything other than a specialised leather cleaner, do a spot test and allow it to dry prior to cleaning the entire item.
3. Always follow manufacturer’s instructions when using a cleaner specifically for leather.
4. Never use detergent to clean leather.
5. If home methods do not work, contact a professional leather cleaner in your area.

What You’ll Need

• A soft cloth
• A warm, dry environment
• Leather cleaner
• Leather Conditioner

Source

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