Leather Boot Cleaner
Benefits of Angelus Brand Leather Boot Cleaners
Angelus Leather Boot Cleaners are designed to make caring for your boots simple and effective. Here’s why they stand out.
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USA-Made Authenticity: We are a family-owned business based in the USA. We have been making quality shoe care products since 1907. This rich heritage ensures every product is crafted with expertise and genuine care.
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Superior Results with Ease: Our cleaners are formulated for exceptional performance. They remove tough grime and dirt with minimal effort, and you will see a noticeable difference after just one use.
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Safe for Leather and many materials: You do not have to worry about damaging your boots. Our cleaners are solvent-free and safe for leather, suede, and canvas. They are tough on dirt but gentle on your leather.
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Part of a Full Care Kit: Our leather cleaners are just one part of a comprehensive shoe care system. Clean and follow up with leather conditioner, polish, or water repellent for lasting boot care.
Leather Boot Cleaner: Product Specifications
Here’s a closer look at each option so you know exactly what you’re getting. Every shoe cleaner is made in the USA and designed to keep leather strong and supple.
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8 oz, quart, gallon |
A versatile multi-material cleaner that’s gentle on leather and effective against dirt and stains. Great as an all-rounder that fits every boot care routine. |
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Available in 3oz & 8oz plastic containers. |
This saddle soap restores essential oils to keep leather flexible and durable. It is ideal for use on boots, shoes, saddles, and more. |
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8 oz bottle |
Packaged in a pump sprayer for easy use, this glycerine-based formula is ideal for cleaning and preserving classic boots and other smooth leather goods. It provides a convenient way to apply the cleaner without any mess. |
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5.5 oz foam |
This foaming cleaner comes with a convenient scrub top. It is formulated for use on leather, suede, and fabric. It is safe for most "dry clean only" fabrics. |
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5.7 oz pump foam |
This cleaner features a pump-foam design, eliminating the need for a separate water bowl. It is gentle enough for vintage leather bags and wallets. Just pump, scrub, and dry. |
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3 oz gel |
It is designed for use on leather and other materials, such as canvas. It works by pressing down, squeezing, and wiping off, leaving no dirt or residue behind. |
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8 oz foam |
An economy-based cleaner that is simple but effective. It is designed for a variety of materials, including leather and suede, making it a great choice for restoring the original charm of your boots. |
If you prefer an all-in-one solution, try our Easy Cleaner Kit, which includes a cleaner, soft cloth, and brush. For a complete routine, the Ultimate Shoe Care Kit adds conditioner and repellent.
How to Use Your Leather Boot Cleaner
Get the most out of your cleaner by setting up a simple workspace and gathering the necessary tools. Here’s an easy routine to keep your boots looking fresh.
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Pour the cleaner. Place a small amount of Easy Cleaner into a bowl.
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Dip your brush. Use soft brushes and load them lightly with the cleaner.
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Scrub gently. Work the cleaner into the boot in small circular motions, focusing on stained or dirty spots.
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Wipe away residue. Use a clean, dry cloth to gently lift any remaining suds. For tougher surface dirt, try a damp cloth, then pat dry with a dry cloth.
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Let your boots dry naturally. Keep them out of direct heat, as leather can crack if it dries too fast.
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Condition and protect. Follow up with a leather conditioner to restore moisture, then apply Water & Stain Repellent or Boot Spray for added protection.
Frequently Asked Questions
What’s the best thing to clean leather boots with?
A dedicated leather cleaner, such as Angelus Easy Cleaner or Leather & Saddle Soap, paired with a soft brush or microfiber cloth, works best. After cleaning, always follow up with a leather conditioner for lasting protection.
What do professionals use to clean leather?
Pros use purpose-made cleaners, such as Easy Cleaner or Leather & Saddle Soap, combined with conditioning treatments. They then condition the leather and may apply our Water & Stain Repellent for added protection between wears.
What should you not use on leather?
Avoid harsh household chemicals such as bleach, ammonia, vinegar, or acetone. These can strip the natural oils and weaken the leather. Also, avoid over-wetting or using heat to dry your leather boots.
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