Saddle Soap Plus - with Lanolin 6.5 oz

In all fairness, I did not read the instructions from the manufacturer but applied it following the guidance in a video I found on YouTube. I used a wet horse hair brush to work up a lather then scrubbed that into the leather. I then wiped it off with a damp rag and let it dry. I was a bit surprised to see white residue left behind but this brushed off easily with a buffing brush. The boots looked great! Super clean and soft. I did not follow up with the recommended product they mention but I used neetsfoot oil which darkened the leather quite a bit - but honestly, the leather is so much softer and more comfortable now! I would definitely recommend!

This is the good stuff. Easy to use and it does a really nice job.

I’ve purchased a couple of different saddle soaps, but this is by far the most nourishing and best one that I’ve used

i use this to clean my leather work boots, i work in an auto parts store delivering parts, so i get all the usual dirt and grime plus industrial grease and old motor oil etc. this gets rid of almost all of it, i still have an oil spot visible on the right boot, and because I use a rag instead of a shoe brush i still get dirt stuck between crevasses by the toes where the leather creases when i walk. and sometimes if i go a long time between cleaning i have to clean them twice. thats the biggest problem i have with this stuff, if there's too much dirt it doesn't really remove it, just rubbs the dirt around all over the shoe. i dont even mean caked on dirt like running through mud or loose dirt like a construction site, so 'too much' doesn't mean a lot.so for best results i take a damp rag and wipe off as much dirt as i can, then i take another damp rag and load it up with this soap and scrub one boot thoroughly, there should be suds. then i rinse the rag in hot water sqeezing it until the water squeezes out clear, then load it with more soap and scrub the other boot. after cleaning i wipe the suds off with another clean damp rag and let them dry, they usually take a couple of hours to dry. there's discoloration but as long as you clean the whole shoe it will all be an even color, and ive looked at reviews of lots of shoe/leather cleaners and haven't found one that doesn't cause a little discoloration so no big deal.overall not a bad product, its just more of a process than id like

Cleaned my sandals, they look new.