Gentle Leather Cleaner (Mousse)

A mild-acid mousse leather cleaner for light to medium soiling, no rinsing needed. Good for white interiors and color-sensitive seats. Not for aniline leather or suede.

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Product description

Leather seats turning yellow, dry, and stiff. White interiors or color-sensitive leather you're afraid to clean in case it fades or leaves marks. Gentle Leather Cleaner (Mousse) uses a gentle mild-acid formula. Use it undiluted. It comes with a mousse bottle: pump the foam onto a towel and wipe gently along the grain. No need to wipe off residue separately or rinse. It handles light to medium soiling; not for aniline leather, semi-aniline leather, suede, or nubuck.

Specs

Capacity: Ships in 1L, 4L, or 12L (WhatsApp us to confirm which size this page's price is for)
Dilution ratio: Use undiluted
pH: Mild acid formula (exact pH not listed — WhatsApp us if you need precise figures)
Compatible surfaces: Standard automotive interior leather, excluding aniline, semi-aniline, suede, and nubuck
Not for use on: Aniline leather, semi-aniline leather, suede, nubuck; also not for plastic trim (rubber parts are fine)
What's included: Comes with a mousse bottle (refill as needed)
Pads to pair with: Microfiber towel; after cleaning, always follow up with a leather conditioner or oil-replenishing product

How to use it

Pour the concentrate from the large bottle into the mousse bottle and refill as needed. Keep the large bottle sealed and out of light.
Pump foam from the mousse bottle onto a towel. Don't spray it directly onto the leather.
Wipe gently along the leather grain to clean light to medium soiling.
No need to wipe off residue separately, and no rinsing needed.
After cleaning, always follow up with a leather conditioner or oil-replenishing product.
Shops and studios can pair it with their own tools as needed.

Things to know

Not for these four leather types: aniline, semi-aniline, suede, and nubuck.
Don't wipe it on dry — always foam it up in the mousse bottle and put the foam on a towel first.
Don't use it on plastic trim; rubber parts are fine.
Keep the large bottle of concentrate sealed and out of light.
This product only handles light to medium soiling. For heavy grease or stubborn stains that a mild acid can't break down, use a heavy-duty leather cleaner instead — don't force the mild acid to do that job.
For color-sensitive leather or white/light-colored interiors, test on a small hidden area first to make sure it doesn't fade or leave marks before doing the whole surface.
Wear gloves and keep the car ventilated while working, and avoid eye contact. If it gets in your eyes, flush with plenty of water.
Keep out of reach of children and pets.

FAQ

Yes. Leather itself is naturally slightly acidic (pH 3.5–4.5). A mild-acid cleaner is close to leather's own pH, so it won't strip the leather's natural oils — it's gentler on leather than an alkaline cleaner.

The mousse foam covers more surface area and penetrates better, so it reaches dirt in the leather grain more evenly. It also clings to the leather longer, giving the cleaning agents time to work.

Yes, but make sure the foam is fully absorbed and wiped dry before you drive. Leftover residue can make the wheel slippery. We recommend doing it after you park and driving the car the next day.