Try to maintain at least two feet between your furniture and heating sources. Prolonged exposure to heat vents or radiators will cause your leather to dry out.

Avoid placing your furniture in direct sunlight. All materials will fade over time when placed in direct sunlight. Aniline leathers are especially sensitive to sunlight. Do not place Aniline leathers in windows or under skylights.

Like all items in your house, leather can accumulate dust. Lightly dampen a soft cloth with Leather Master Soft Cleaner and dust weekly. You may also use the soft brush attachment on your vacuum. With leather, you can fully remove dust particles from the surface, making it ideal for dust sensitive persons.

All leathers perform better when preventative maintenance is practiced. For Aniline & Protected leathers, apply Leather Master Protection Cream to the surface of the leather to help resist staining and prevent overall soiling. Pay particular attention to protect high use areas like seats, arms, and backs.

As a general rule, fully clean your furniture with Leather Master Soft cleaner at least every six months to remove dirt as well as the gradual accumulation of body oils and perspiration. Aniline leathers are very absorbent and may require more frequent cleaning when used in high use areas like a TV room. After cleaning, reapply Protection Cream to the leather to renew the protection level.

Never use harsh chemicals or cleaning agents on your leather furniture. Avoid all products containing solvents or oils, as they will negatively effect the surface of the leather.