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    Is saddle soap an option for conditioning leather furniture? Thanks for the info.
    Michelle Driscoll, MPH
    Founder, Mulberry Maids
    Michelle Driscoll is the Owner of Mulberry Maids, which is based in Fort Collins, Colorado. With five years of experience, her business specializes in cleaning homes and small offices. She holds a Masters in Public Health from the Colorado School of Public Health. Additionally, Mulberry Maids has an A+ rating from the Better Business Bureau.
    Founder, Mulberry Maids
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    Yes, saddle soap can be used as a leather conditioner. It is generally used on leather to soften it and prevent it from drying out.
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    What is an enzyme cleaner?
    Michelle Driscoll, MPH
    Founder, Mulberry Maids
    Michelle Driscoll is the Owner of Mulberry Maids, which is based in Fort Collins, Colorado. With five years of experience, her business specializes in cleaning homes and small offices. She holds a Masters in Public Health from the Colorado School of Public Health. Additionally, Mulberry Maids has an A+ rating from the Better Business Bureau.
    Founder, Mulberry Maids
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    These are cleaners made of biological compounds that speed up chemical reactions, which make them very powerful for cleaning stains.
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    Can I use vinegar? If so, how much?
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    Yes, you can use vinegar, but not straight vinegar -- you have to mix vinegar and water together. Put the mixture in a spray bottle. You can use about 4-5 squirts on the area you're targeting.
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    Can I wash a leather cushion in the washing machine using the hand-wash cycle?
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    No. I suggest hand washing it. Leather is very easily crumpled and broken apart if it is not good quality.
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    How do I remove stains if I can't see them?
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    Well, if you can't see them, then you don't really need to remove them. If the stain has left any kind of lingering smell, you could use the smell to target the source of the stain.
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