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Darling Dove
I'm kinda a bondage newb, especially with real leather products. All the info I can find seems to be pertaining to auto leather interiors or furniture grade leather, and it doesn't take more than one look at the bullhide to see it's not the same
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I'm kinda a bondage newb, especially with real leather products. All the info I can find seems to be pertaining to auto leather interiors or furniture grade leather, and it doesn't take more than one look at the bullhide to see it's not the same stuff.
How should I care for it to keep it in a like-new condition?
Hi there - what should I call you? Darling seems a bit familiar, and DD sets all my innuendo bells off. Dove? Yes? Okay. So, bullhide, like most leathers is a pretty forgiving material, and shouldn't need frequent maintenance. Inadvertent spills of various kinds can be wiped off with a damp cloth, and I'd pick up some leather cleaner like Lexol, available at your local tack shop, for anytime the leather looks a bit dusty. Just squirt some onto that slightly damp cloth and give it a rub down. The suede side, if it should ever need cleaning, can be cleaned with a commercial suede cleaner, though I would suggest that wouldn't be very often. Mostly leather kind of looks after itself; I know that sounds a bit counter intuitive, but you'll see.
Thansk for that review by the way; it was excellent.
Billy
