Hydrophane Glycerine Leather and Saddle Soap - 250g


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The Hydrophane Glycerine Leather and Saddle Soap is an essential maintenance product for equestrians and leather enthusiasts who want a reliable, traditional way to clean and condition their tack. It excels at removing dirt and sweat while simultaneously nourishing the leather to prevent cracking, though it is specifically formulated for glycerine-based care rather than heavy-duty restoration of severely neglected or moldy leather.
| Model Part Number | HYD0160 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Hydrophane |
No, this product is designed for smooth leather and may alter the texture of suede or nubuck.
No, simply wipe away the excess lather with a soft cloth; the ingredients are designed to be left on to condition the leather.
This product is formulated for genuine leather; it is not recommended for synthetic materials as it may not absorb properly.
It is gentle enough for daily use after riding to remove sweat and dust.
It may slightly darken light-colored leathers due to the conditioning process, which is typical for most leather soaps.
Use a slightly warmer damp sponge and apply more pressure to the surface of the soap to release the glycerine.
You may have used too much soap; buff the surface with a dry, clean cloth until the residue disappears.
This product is compatible with most standard vegetable-tanned leather tack, including saddles, bridles, and leather halters. To store, keep the lid tightly closed in a cool, dry place to prevent the glycerine block from drying out or melting. If the soap becomes too hard due to cold temperatures, warm it slightly in your hands or add a tiny amount of warm water to the sponge to reactivate the lather. Always test on a small, inconspicuous area if using on light-colored or exotic leathers to ensure colorfastness.