Lexol Leather Conditioner Review: A Light Conditioner Examined
Lexol Leather Conditioner is thin, cheap and fast to soak in. What reviewers, a darkening test and customer ratings say about where it works and where it stops.
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Getting Ballpoint Ink Out of Leather Without Making It Worse
A pen leaked in your bag or a cap-less ballpoint marked the lining. Here is the cautious order of operations for lifting ink from leather, and when to stop and call a specialist.
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How to Remove Scuffs From Smooth Leather: Three Kinds of Mark, Three Fixes
Scuffed leather shoes or briefcase corners? Learn to tell dirt, transferred scuffs and worn finish apart, and fix each one with cream, polish and patience.
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Why a Briefcase Outlasts a Backpack
Backpacks are comfortable and cheap to replace. A well-made briefcase is neither, and yet it often outlives several of them. The reasons come down to materials, repairability and how each is carried.
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Clean a Leather Handbag Without Stripping the Finish
A leather handbag cleans safely only if the cleaner suits the finish. Start with one drop of water, then dry-clean, wet-clean one panel at a time, treat stains by cause, and condition only when the leather asks for it.
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Rainy-Day Commute Rules for a Leather Bag
A leather bag can handle a wet commute if you respect a few rules. Here is how to prepare, carry and dry it so the rain leaves no lasting trace.
