🧼 18oz Bottle Leather CPR Cleaner & Conditioner by CPR Cleaning Products - Restores & Protects Leather Furniture, Purses, Car Seats, Jackets & More Review

The product did an excellent job of repairing old skin. I had an old heavy leather jacket that I wore as a police officer over 40 years ago that I recently found in a warehouse. It dried up and I had no hope of that. This product brought him back to life. I wonder if this will work for me? :)

I love this product. I have white leather furniture. When I use leather CPR it prevents the blue jeans from leaving blue stains on the couch. I don't let people in blue jeans sit on leather furniture. I've been using this for about 6 years and then I found the product on Amazon. made me happy

I have used both CPR Leather Cleaner and Carpet Cleaner Spray. Both products are excellent. Thanks to the leather sofa, my leather sofa looks great after the standard Schnauzer torture (two 40# dogs using cough to fight with rabbits and squirrels in the yard). It's a strong cough and CPR deals with it quickly. Carpet spray is nice; even with strong stains such as blood. Both are easy to use. I support unconditionally.

this item is really amazing! I treated myself to some really nice leather furniture, I have 5 dogs and 3 cats and I let them lie on the furniture so I use this stuff every other month and it literally makes my furniture look like new! This is great thing! scratches disappear! And it won't be long. I have also used it on my MK bags and they look brand new! I want to try it on my old leather jacket because I know it works so well with everything else I've used it on.

This is my second purchase of Leather CPR. We used CPR on the new hard dog collars, ukulele straps, shoes, purses, and a leather three piece sofa, love seat and ottoman. Big or small job, this stuff worked for us. Follow the instructions and you should get great results. The manufacturer recommends only smooth leather, it's not intended for suede, although I've used it for small suede items, it just takes a while to dry and it darkens the color a bit.

I have a 25 year old leather sofa, 2 seater chair and ottoman that have dried out and are showing their age. We were told when we first bought them that they require no maintenance. I also have a small dog that climbs on them and lies on their back to look out the window. Sofas showing age are dry, cracked, suede. I can't afford to replace it but I had to do something with the cracks. I'm not sure what to use so I compared two sections. I tried cleaning and conditioning Lexol but it changed the

Easy to apply, we used a sponge and not quite 2/3 of the bottle covered our 7 year old 10ft aniline dyed RH leather sofa. It has no stains or scratches, only slight signs of wear. There have never been any real signs of wear, but that's normal. It is slightly faded from indirect sun and is in very good condition. The revival has cleaned it up slightly, giving it a slight satin sheen, barely noticeable, but it's there. My before and after photos don't do it justice, the color doesn't change but…