CHAMBERLAIN'S LEATHER MILK Part 2 "Leather Upholstery Care"

[@eps3154]

Not sure if you are still making these videos 3 years on, but just to let you know. We needed some help figuring out cleaning and maintaining our Danish leather furniture and videos like yours are a godsend. What did people do before youtube? Ask family and neighbors word of mouth, I suppose. So thanks heaps, neighbor!!

[@ljohnston5457]

It looks great! Love the reviews and demonstrations. Keep them coming.

[@DevonReviewer]

Thanks

[@JayPal3]

Great review. It really makes me want to get a chair like that. I bet it is comfortable!

[@verykeen2please]

nice red chair

[@racheleastwood-stone8055]

Do you think this product could remove some red & blue dye & tan from a cream sofa? The red is from a velour robe, blue from jeans & tan from a scottish leather handbag.

[@DevonReviewer]

That isnt its intended purpose, I really dont know.. perhaps something to use to recondition after something a bit more aggressive to remove the staining?

[@davidramplin5291]

Try out some leather honey. I use it on everything. Never tried chamberlain's or obanauf though.

[@SalandFindles]

I can attest to this! Leather Honey is awesome. It's really oily, but not oily at the same time. It's weird. It doesn't leave an oily residue. A little goes a long way. I also use it on everything. It's made here in my state (WV).

[@johnstafford3467]

Please don't babble and repeat yourself, talk about things not relevant to your point, and then more babbling. This could've been a 3 minute video. I won't be visiting your others.