Here are some effective ways to clean your leather sofa.

Genuine leather sofas are known for their elegance and sophistication, making them a popular choice. However, unlike sofas made of other materials, genuine leather sofas are susceptible to damage if not cleaned properly. Therefore, extra care must be taken when cleaning genuine leather sofas to ensure their proper care and protection.

If stains appear on the surface of a leather sofa, you can dilute a cleaning solution such as dish soap, soak a towel in the solution, and wipe the surface of the leather sofa. Then, use a towel soaked in "safe bleach" (from a glass bottle) to wipe the stained areas. Finally, wipe the sofa surface clean with a towel dampened with water. Since leather sofas in the living room are frequently used, stains will appear over time, so they need to be cleaned regularly to maintain their condition.

Getting ink from stationery on a leather sofa is quite a hassle. In this case, you should remove the ink with an eraser as soon as possible. However, if there is oil or dirt, you need to wash it with soapy water first, then rinse it with clean water. You can also try wiping the stained leather sofa with egg white. Regardless of the brand of the leather sofa, if ink gets on it, you must remove it with an eraser as soon as possible.

For stubborn stains that won't respond to dish soap and milk, try a mild alkaline substance, such as baking soda. Buy a bag of baking soda from the supermarket, use a soft brush dipped in water to scrub, and even stubborn stains in the texture will be removed. The results are immediate, but remember to rinse thoroughly with clean water after each area is cleaned. Since leather sofa manufacturers use different materials in production, the cleaning methods also vary, so each case needs to be analyzed individually.

Do not use tap water to clean genuine leather sofas, as this can easily cause the leather to harden and gradually lose its softness. Also, do not use laundry detergent or dish soap to clean genuine leather sofas, as this will also cause the sofa to harden and may even lead to fading of the leather, causing significant damage.