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The product cost $8.99 at the feed store(cheaper at Dover) and came with 25 wet wipes similar to those you would use to wash your hands with on the go, except they were soaked in leather conditioner. When I started, the bridle was a little bit dry, but after wiping it down, it is soft and moist. The only downside is that it took a lot of wipes to do the whole bridle, though that may be because I was generous with the amounts I used and made sure to thoroughly condition it. Since you don't have to pour/rub the conditioner onto wipes of your own, they are quick and easy to use, and not messy. Consequently, I think they would be great for wiping down tack before a show or quickly before you ride.
Next time I may buy a product other than wipes, but I think Lexol Quick Wipes could be good to have around if you are in a hurry. What kind of leather conditioning products do you use and what would you recommend?
How interesting! I didn't even know such a product existed, but I can definitely see how it would be useful. :)
ReplyDeleteI typically use Leather CPR and/or Passier lederbalsam and have gotten great results!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the recommendation!
DeletePersonally, I'm not a huge fan of wipes. Most of the ones I've used don't seem to clean very well, and leave a residue on the leather; although I've never tried this particular brand!
ReplyDeleteI don't know about the cleaning wipes, but from my experience the conditioner ones didn't leave a residue.
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