Water-Soluble Stains - For stains without any greasy content, gently dab the area with a clean, damp white cotton cloth. Follow up by drying with a soft cloth. Let the leather air dry, then lightly rub leather against leather to restore texture.

Food Stains - Wipe away residue with a damp cloth. Since food often leaves oily marks, fat stains may appear. If the stain remains, seek help from a leather care professional.

Grease/Fat Stains - Use a mild soap solution and apply gently with a cotton cloth or sponge. Avoid soaking the leather.

Dairy Stains - These may leave oily residue. Dab with a damp cloth or rinse lightly with cold water. Apply white chalk to absorb excess oil, allow to dry completely, then brush off or rub leather against leather.

Important: Never use petrol, acetone, or other harsh solvents—they may damage the color and
finish of the leather.