How to clean and maintain leather sofas

During home renovations, we often spend a lot of time selecting furniture, carefully choosing styles and materials to choose pieces that are both beautiful, safe, and durable. However, many people overlook furniture maintenance. In fact, in addition to selecting furniture, furniture maintenance is also very important. Because of the special nature of leather sofas, we need professional cleaning and maintenance methods. So how should leather sofas be cleaned and maintained? Below is a detailed introduction to Delo leather sofas.

To prevent leather sofas from becoming difficult to clean in the future, we can perform some maintenance on them right after purchase. For example, applying a layer of wax on the surface of the leather sofa will make it smoother and prevent sweat stains or dust from seeping into the leather sofa. Secondly, you can also use maintenance wax to maintain the leather sofa monthly. In the summer, when family members sweat a lot, the wax will easily be rubbed off. In this case, you need to apply maintenance wax to the sofa every week to ensure that the sofa is as bright as before. The surface of the sofas newly produced by the leather sofa manufacturer is smooth and bright, but as they are used for a longer time, they will fade and peel. Applying a layer of wax on the surface is to maintain the leather sofa from the beginning, preventing it from becoming difficult to clean in the future.

If there are no obvious stains on the surface of a leather sofa, but there is dust throughout, you can first wipe the dust clean with a soft cloth, then soak the cloth in detergent and water for a deep clean, wring out the cloth and wipe it. If the overall contamination is more serious, with sweat stains soaking into the sofa, then we will need to use a professional detergent. First, prepare the detergent, then put the prepared detergent into a special steam machine for steam cleaning, and finally wipe it dry with a rag. Regardless of the brand of leather sofa, this method can be used to clean it.

For a partially contaminated leather sofa, if a small amount of objects, such as chewing gum, are stuck to the sofa, cool it with water first, then gently wipe it off with a fine silk cloth dipped in the cooled water. If the sofa is stained by a ballpoint pen, ink, or other stain, try using an eraser. If the eraser discolors the sofa, first apply a few drops of clean water to the area you are about to wipe. Also, it's important to note that leather sofas are made of a special material and shouldn't be cleaned with alcohol-based solutions. Leather sofas in living rooms are prone to stains due to frequent use, so when cleaning, be careful not to scratch them.