Usually, in order to keep your brown faux leather couch crack and peel free, I would advise you to use a good leather conditioner, but since you are dealing with a faux leather couch which is brown, I don’t recommend doing this!
Usually, when dealing with black or white faux leather couches, you can use whatever leather conditioner you can find, after all, it’s going to get absorbed by the fabric and give you impressive results, it’s also going to make your faux leather couch look like new, but when dealing with a brown color one, things can be a little different because it is very easy to stain and it’s also very fragile!
For all your faux leather maintenance, I highly recommend saddle soap. Click here to get it!
Then, what to use to keep it crack and peel free?
From my experience, baby oil is one of the best things you can use in order to maintain your brown faux leather couch in perfect condition.
It is so easy to use, and after all, it’s available everywhere you go, just follow these steps to get impressive results:
First, it must be smell and color free; in other words, it must not affect the brown faux leather texture.
And here is how you should use it:
Apply some few drops and wipe very gently using a very soft cleaning cloth, when you are done, put your couch near an open window or an open door while making sure you are doing this on a dry and wind free day, because wind can be very dangerous as it can bring dust and other particles to your “oiled” couch, and remember that it should have a good amount of baby oil, this would just make things worse!
How about peels? How to get rid of them?
For all your leather and faux leather items, I highly recommend Saddle soap. Click here to try it!
If you have already peels in your brown faux leather couch, I recommend that you use a thick towel and a medium heat iron, apply the towel first to protect the faux leather fabric, and then be very gentle when ironing, this will get rid of the peels almost immediately, but please, be careful, because if your iron is very hot, it can damage your couch permanently.
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