🛋️ Chamberlain’s Leather Milk Furniture Treatment - All-Natural Leather Cleaner and Conditioner for Couches and Living Room Furniture, 6 Oz (No 5) Review

I am using this on a 5 year old $8000 genuine leather sofa; first with Leather Milk #2 Straight Cleaner, then with Leather Milk #1 Leather Care and last with this product; Chamberlain's Leather Milk #5. If your leather item is new or you are not treating stains then using Leather Milk #5 is great for rejuvenating and softening the leather so it looks better than new. No bad smells, easy to use. Highly recommended for the care of high-quality genuine leather.

I recently bought used leather living room furniture which was in excellent condition except it looked 'dry' in a few places (sofa armrests, loveseat chair, ottoman and ottoman). I read a lot of reviews about different products and came to the conclusion that this one is worth trying. Chamberlain's Leather Milk #5 did an excellent job on the furniture leaving no streaks, stickiness or residue. Leaves a subtle sweet scent that quickly dissipates. Our used furniture now looks like new! One…

We have several large leather sofas, one of which is in the living room with a beautiful fireplace that makes the desert air even drier. We struggled to find a leather product that would quench our thirst for leather. We finally got this leather milk and used the sponge that came with it. the skin drank and drank and drank until finally it could drink no more! It took a little less than a bottle to make a big cut with an ottoman on very thirsty skin. I suspect even less will be required the…

My leather sofa is a year old. I bought it to keep the leather from tearing. Made half a sofa. It is easy to apply, dries quickly and has a wonderful shine. It seems to absorb and dry quickly and is not greasy at all. My sofa is dark brown. The color hasn't changed a bit. Just a little glitter to it. I'll have a lot to finish in the second half, although I'm not sure how much is left. The included applicator is ideal for application. On heavily stressed areas I apply a slightly thicker layer…