Lexol Foaming All Leather Cleaner and Conditioner Kit for Car Seats and Interiors, Couches and Furniture, Shoes and Boots, Baseball Gloves and Horse Saddles, Two 16.9 oz Spray Bottles and Two Towels

Good leather cleaning combo (cleaner and conditioner).Its not the best or professional level, but its pretty good for a quick cleaning and conditioning of your favorite leather.the cleaner is nice, water based with no harsh chemical smells. It appears to clean the leather well.the conditioner is ok. more milky in texture and temporarily adds a shine to the leather. You need to buff it out which is a bit of a hassle if you leave it on too long. I'm always torn between leaving leather conditioner on for a long time..................thinking it helps the leather more and then dealing with buffing it out later. Good combo product. Recommended. Good Luck!

It is a gentle and good smelling product that will help remove the outside "gunk" on your leather that you do not even really know is there. It is an easy process to apply, let it sit a few minutes and wipe off. The conditioner is just as good with being easy to apply and provides protection and keeps your leather looking new. I also like that this came with reusable cloths so you dont have to hunt for an appopriate towel to help you get the job done properly.

I use this on leather furniture in my home AND leather seats in my car. GREAT STUFF

Cleans and softens well. No problem with the smell. I don't give 5 stars for anything.

This leather cleaner and conditioner kit absolutely is the best I’ve ever used on my Denali truck. The Lester on the seats , doors, and dash look absolutely new. I highly recommend this product.

I've used Lexol cleaner and conditioner on my car upholstery and leather furniture for more than 4 decades, and it's still the "gold standard" for the cleaning and long-term care of leather goods. Nothing else produces a clean texture and beautifully rich patina on leather like Lexol. Other products can get the leather "clean", but in doing so tend to strip the life out of the leather goods, leaving the material dry, washed out, and sometimes streaky with dirt or caustic chemicals. Lexol cleaner followed by Lexol conditioner is the only way to care for valuable leather goods.

I used this on my car seats after reading up on supposedly good leather conditioner brands. My seats look and feel good, but good God the smell. It's so bad that applying it and then trying to wipe it off to get the smell out gave me a headache. Worse still, I can't get the smell off my hands even after dousing them in rubbing alcohol. This may be okay for a motorbike or something where you don't have to be with it in an enclosed space, but know what you're getting into if you get it for your car...

We bought a very high-end leather chair and couch when we were married 23 years ago. For the first two years we lived in the mountain west in a home that had an old skylight without any UV protection. The chair was directly under the skylight and the leather was severely damaged by the 300+ days of bright sunlight/year for two years. A month ago, a leaking bag left an unsightly stain on the seat cushion. I did some research, chose the Lexol and am amazed how well step 1 cleaner removed the stain. More than that, step 2 restored the leather beyond my exception. Note: I only used the cleaner and conditioner on the seat cushion, everywhere else only the conditioner. Wish I did this 20 years ago!