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Originally Posted by SneakySnake
 My leather bags are all mouldy from the past couple of wet years. I have cleaned them all, but the ones I don't use are getting mouldy again (not to mention the shoes). They are all black so water marks don't worry them, even a light solution of bleach, but the mould grew back - possibly on the dubbin I used after cleaning.
Never mind - maybe I should use all my stuff! - We all have too much stuff! |
Try this... Wash everything down once again with some sort of soap. Obviously saddle soap is the 'safest' to use on leather, but even bath soap will get the job done. Wash off all the dubbin and the mould. Let it dry, then soak it with
ArmorAll. Spray the stuff on so that it drips! Make sure it's the 'Protectant' and not the dashboard cleaner or even the leather seat cleaner. The original formula Protectant is what you want. After you spray it on, let it sit a minute or two, then wipe off the excess, and buff out the leather so it's not slippery. If my leather's could stay mould-free in Thailand's jungle humidity, I'll bet yours can too!
Stitchawl