Cleaning leather boots

[SaffronWelshDragon]

This has probably been done to death, but I've had my gorgeous Broginis for a couple of weeks now (I'm in love!) and now got to the stage where I need to clean them. They're just a bit dusty and ridden in, but not muddy or anything. What's the best method for cleaning them? Is ordinary Belvoir tack cleaner and conditioner a no no? I want to keep there boots in top condition for as long as possible

 

[FlaxenPony05]

This has probably been done to death, but I've had my gorgeous Broginis for a couple of weeks now (I'm in love!) and now got to the stage where I need to clean them. They're just a bit dusty and ridden in, but not muddy or anything. What's the best method for cleaning them? Is ordinary Belvoir tack cleaner and conditioner a no no? I want to keep there boots in top condition for as long as possible

I use floor wipes

 

[MungoMadness]

I use tack cleaner on my broginis! Normal soap, then I use an oil after which waterproofs them. They are still in fab condition, had them a couple of years now.

 

[hayinamanger]

I use Ko-Cho-Line on all leather boots. Clean the dirt off first with warm water and a cloth, when dry, just work it in with my fingers, buff off any surplus next day. I use Urad in the yellow pot sometimes for a quick shine.

 

[SaffronWelshDragon]

Thanks guys, will look into these.