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If you're thinking of buying a leather sofa that seats four make sure you read the care instructions of the manufacturer. They will help you keep your leather looking great.
Keep a microfiber towel handy to clean up spills. You can also make use of a mix of mild soap and water to wash staining that is difficult to remove.
Care
Cleaning your leather sofa and well-maintained will ensure it stays in good condition and lasts longer. Cleaning it regularly using the use of a soft brush attachment will get rid of any dirt or dust that could harm the leather. A vacuum cleaner that is specially designed with a crevice attachment will assist in getting into the cracks and corners of the sofa, making sure that it is as clean as it can be. It is also important to look out for small objects that could scratch or scuff the upholstery, like keys, clothing studs or buckles, as well as scratches left by pets.
It is essential to act quickly and efficiently if you spill something. A kitchen roll or a cloth can be very useful as they will absorb the liquid before any damage can be done. Avoid treating staining with a lot of water as this will only make them worse. If a stain appears be extremely difficult to remove, a protective cream should be applied instead.
Regularly plumping your sofa's cushions will also help keep its shape and prevent any unnatural wrinkles from forming. This is particularly true for sofas with feather or fibre filling. However it is also applied to foam-filled models.