Faux leather dining room chairs – how to clean, prevent cracks and maintain

I have wonderful white faux leather dining room chairs, they are amazing, great looking, and most importantly, I feel very proud when I have guests because they always think that they are made out of real leather, when in fact, I got them for a bargain for what I would have paid for real leather dining chairs!

And the wonderful thing is that they have been in my house for more than six years now, they are very clean, good-looking, and most importantly, they don’t have any cracks or peels on them!

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I’m so proud of them!

And this is what I’m going to share with you today, how to clean, prevent cracks and maintain your faux leather dining room chairs.

The first advice I need to give you is about cleaning them.

Well, there aren’t many things you can do when you are dealing with faux leather fabrics, which is amazing, because faux leather is extremely stain resistant, in other words, it’s very difficult to stain and it’s also is very easy to clean.

This is what I do, even in my shop: I take a dry cloth, soak it with some warm water, and then wipe gently, and at home, my wife uses a good faux leather cleaning product, it’s very efficient as well and you can find them in your local supermarket, the wonderful thing is that they are extremely affordable.

And please, do not use alcohol or beach, these chemical products are very dangerous and are going to deteriorate the faux leather fabrics in your dining room chairs very quickly.

Let’s talk now about how to prevent cracks and peels while also maintaining your faux leather dining room chairs amazingly looking.

It’s quite simple, every three months, apply a good serving of a good faux leather conditioner, especially one which contains honey or beeswax, it’s very important that you respect this step because faux leather fabrics are very sensitive to season changes, especially if you live in a very dry/humid area.

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If you have a question or a comment, please, don’t hesitate to post it in the section below, I will happily help you out.