Bick 1 Leather Cleaner 8 oz (2 Pack) - Clean Dirt, Oil, Sweat, Salt, and Water Stains from All Colored, White, and Black Leather

I worked for 9 years selling Western Apparel and most of what I did was fit western boots. The sale did not end with the purchase of the boots but extended to how to care for and maintain the boots. Bick1 is the best boot cleaner anywhere. It will work on any leather EXECPT SUEDE. When You finish cleaning your boots with Bick 1, then you need to condition the boot leather with Bick 4. Bick products will work on any leather, any color EXCEPT SUEDE. I have 8 pairs of boots and Bick 1 & 4 are the only products I use on my boots. Most of my boots are over 10 years old. Bick 4 is a must for snakeskin boots. At least once a month whether you wear them or not. The snake skin will dry out and when you put them on the scales will brake and pop off the boot making the boot look terrible. Like I said Bick products are the only way to care for your boots.

I use this leather cleaner on my vintage anteater boots and it works great.It's gentle enough I know it won't harm exotic leathers, but cleans well enough to remove dirt and grime.Paired with Bick 4, it's the perfect duo.Wish I would have purchased the larger bottle.Good stuff.

I found a light tan leather jacket in a Good Will store for $10. The only thing wrong with it was a dirty collar and a bit of a dirty mark on the outside seen near the hem. I bought it and then I looked online for a leather cleaner. I found the Bickmore cleaner and conditioner, tried it and was very happy with the result. It only took a few minutes to get the dirt off the collar and it worked just as well on the other spot. The cleaner and conditioner is a bit pricy but it's worth it!

As you can see we have a large spot from hair oil. We applied the cleaner several times and it did not remove anything. The advertising did imply for use on oil stains. Very disappointed.

I used it in a leather recliner I stained because I sat on it after working out not realizing how sweaty I was. Needless to say I left a big stain all over. I applied this the way the instructions said and yes it worked. I had to repeat the process twice, yes, that's how bad it was. Let it dry and make sure you apply some leather conditioner at the end. Let dry, don't sit on it at least 4-5 hours. The stain is gone and my recliner looks like new again.

I have used many leather cleaners over the years and have bought a few because I wanted to try and save a few bucks. At the end, I have always came back to Bickmore as it always does exactly what it says and then some. Took an old leather jacket and made it look like new. Took my wife's leather purse which looked like it has seen it's day and brought it back to life. You can and will not go wrong with this stuff. Shoes, Jackets, purses and yes Leather Recliners all love this stuff

I use this on my work boots every couple of weeks, I'm a diesel mechanic, in a very dirty environment, it cleans my boots wonderfully.

I have a fairly new pair of Lucchese men's 1883 Mad Dog Goat chocolate brown cowboy boots. They fit snug around my calves. While wearing these boots this past summer I ended up with sweat stains on the upper shaft of the boots. I bought this Bick 1 in hopes I could get rid of the stains. I put 3 applications of Bick 1 on my boots but the stains are still there. I applied Bick 1 as per the directions, finishing the initial treatment with Bick 4. It's not the stains that matter since they are on the inside of the boot but there's still a salt layer present. Will give it a couple more treatments before going to another product