Leather is a durable material. However, through constant usage, it is exposed to the different elements such as dust, mildew, and bacteria. Here are two ways on how to keep the leather in good condition:   General Cleaning   Leather is attractive of molds so it must always be kept dry but away from direct sunlight. Regular wiping will help prevent the material from accumulating molds. Make sure to use a micro fiber rug to wipe the leather. With a moisturizing soap, you can retain the leather's brand new look. Ensure that the moisturizing soap has the ability to preserve the leather's natural lubricating oil. Also, do not use a cleaner that leaves greasy residue as this will draw bacteria. Make sure that the material is not exposed to direct sunlight, instead, dry the leather in the shade.   Spot Cleaning   The second technique of cleaning the leather is spot cleaning. In this method, you tackle particular stains that remain after general cleaning. To do this, gently rub the spot with cloth soaked in rubbing alcohol. A cuticle remover also works for stubborn spots. If this doesn't work, try mixing lemon juice to cream tartar to make a paste mixture. Apply the mixture to the stain using a soft cloth and let still for about ten minutes. Then rinse the material with water and let dry.   Remember that leather can last a long time if taken cared of properly.    

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