Water Stains On Leather No Longer Devastating, Says Colourlock In New Blog Post

London, UK, NOV 3, 2015 – Water stains can ravage leather, but Colourlock’s Leather Fixative makes it possible to effectively remove water marks. In order to educate consumers about the care of leather, Colourlock (www.colourlock.com) has just published a new blog post entitled 'Cleaning water stains on leather'.

The article discusses how ‘water marks on open pore aniline leather are very difficult to remove and that any normal water based leather cleaner will only make the leather even wetter and make the stain worse.’

The article states that ‘Colourlock Leather Fixative can be also used for sensitive aniline furniture, aniline bags and aniline shoes. For suede and nubuck shoes, we have the Colourlock Shoe Cleaner.’

The article then relates how ‘a customer brought us a Mulberry Piccadilly handbag in Oak Natural Leather with a water stain covering a big part of the bottom of the bag. She had put a bottle of water inside the bag but the cap wasn’t tightly closed and the water leaked inside the bag creating a very obvious mark on the outside. Mulberry doesn’t line these type of bags to show the leather inside and outside. The Mulberry Piccadilly bag is also left untreated by Mulberry which makes it more susceptive to staining and damages than treated leather bags’.

Colourlock UK and Ireland provides trusted professional leather cleaning services for most leather items, especially furniture and automobile fittings. The company uses proprietary cleaning solutions that are gentle to leather but tough on stains.

To read the article, visit www.colourlock.com.