Woolite vs Lexol...
Well, Woolite won by a knock out!!
I used 1:6 Woolite on my tan seats and I used the Lexol cleaner. The Lexol did NOTHING compared to the Woolite. I had some black dirt stains on the seats and they came right off with the Woolite after some good agitation.
I used 1:6 Woolite on my tan seats and I used the Lexol cleaner. The Lexol did NOTHING compared to the Woolite. I had some black dirt stains on the seats and they came right off with the Woolite after some good agitation.
While I have yet to use the forum favorite Townsends leather cleaner, my experience with leather cleaners in general is that they're too gentle to clean effectively. My only concern when using a cleaner not specifically for leather is the long term effects on the leather.
Originally Posted by MikeyC,Jun 26 2007, 10:15 AM
While I have yet to use the forum favorite Townsends leather cleaner, my experience with leather cleaners in general is that they're too gentle to clean effectively. My only concern when using a cleaner not specifically for leather is the long term effects on the leather.
Originally Posted by GranPrix,Jun 26 2007, 11:23 AM
Well, the PH balance is neutral for the Woolite. I guess after you're done with the Woolite, you can condition the leather with the Lexol.
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just picked up some lexol ph cleaner and conditioner last week. was pretty happy with the results, although my leather doesnt have much dirt/grime on it. the lexol does a nice job at getting greasiness out, especially on the steering wheel.
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