Tips: Cleaning Vinyl and Leather

Cleaning Vinyl and Leather
Tuesday, March 8, 2011
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Dustin Sanders from Litchfield Park, AZ says:

I just wanted to share a tip that I notice works very well when it comes to cleaning vinyl or leather seats. This item is in every household and is known to us guys! It's shaving cream, I always used it to wash my shoes. I haven't tried them all but I found out Gillette foamy regular shaving cream works the best.

Stacey's Comments: ?

I have to say that I have never heard of this one, but it kind of makes me wonder about the ingredients of those expensive leather cleaners. HMMMMM, I wonder if this means that you can shave with Armor All?!

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