Chamberlain's Leather Milk Leather Milk Saddle Washing Soap - No. 7 - All-Natural, Non-Toxic Saddle Soap Deep Cleaner for Western & English Saddles and Tack. Dye and Scent Free. Made in USA. Includes Saddle Scrub Sponge Pad! : User Guide : Page 10

How Often Should I Condition,

Treat & Clean My Leather?

Leather is extremely porous and will absorb anything it can, from dust, water, snow even to

mold. Regularly keeping your leather's surface clean can prevent these contaminants from

taking root. It is a good idea to clean and condition your leather at least 2-3 times a year. This

may change depending on the amount of use your leather gets and the weather it is exposed to.

If you live in a heavily snowy or rainy environment, you may want to add Water Protectant No.3

and condition your leather every 2 months. If your leather furniture sits near a window with

direct sunlight, you may find that our Auto Refreshner with UV Ray protection would work best.

If your leather is mainly going to be indoors and away from sunlight, twice a year may be all that

your leather needs with Leather Care Liniment No. 1 or No. 5 if it’s furniture. You should always

condition your leather after you have cleaned it, but you can condition without cleaning if it is

not significantly dirty and you have brushed off the surface first. For routine cleaning, try to dust

off your leather every week with a damp cloth, and attend to any spill or other incident as soon

as possible. If you are restoring older or malnourished leather, you may want to clean it several

times first, and follow up with 2-3 conditionings per week until its supple nature is restored. In

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