Non toxic recliner?
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Hiptfarms
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In case you are still looking, I recently bought a leather recliner from Costco that had a green guard tag on it. On sale for 399. It is very comfortable. Called Gillman Creek.
oosik
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One thing about leather furniture. You will be using something to keep the leather clean and supple. I have no leather furniture. I do have leather trim in the Taco Wagon.
I've tried a few products. Each has its own "after" smell. I've decided that Griot's leather cleaner/rejuvenator works best for me. The "after" smell is very close to the original leather odor. It does a great job - keeping the leather wrapped steering wheel clean - just like new. It has kept the upper dash clean and age-crack free for five years now. I smear this stuff on and rub in about every three months.
I've tried a few products. Each has its own "after" smell. I've decided that Griot's leather cleaner/rejuvenator works best for me. The "after" smell is very close to the original leather odor. It does a great job - keeping the leather wrapped steering wheel clean - just like new. It has kept the upper dash clean and age-crack free for five years now. I smear this stuff on and rub in about every three months.
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Topzide
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Just use good ol' saddle soap. Has served me well over the years with my leather gloves! When they get grundy enough, wear them under warm running water to wet them, slather some saddle soap on, and work it through! Hang or place on boot/glove drier. When dry, remove and beat them against the outside handrail to soften back up.