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Article: Olive oil, cold cream good for dry leather
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- Winnipeg Free Press
- Article date:
- August 16, 2009
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QUESTION: I am wondering if you would mind clarifying something in your books. The leather in my parents' sofa is starting to dry out. As such, they want to treat it with a moisturizer. One of your books suggests using olive oil to moisturize leather, and another one of your books suggests using cold cream. Which would be the best for what they need it for? If you use olive oil, wouldn't it leave a sticky residue and maybe even start smelling bad (rancid oil)? What is cold cream, and would it work for this application? Thanks in advance for your help with this!
ANSWER: Both olive oil and cold cream have had great results on leather. Just be sure to test both on an inconspicuous area first. ...