What is the difference between smoke and soot?
They are two parts of the same fire, but they cause different types of damage.
Smoke is an airborne gas that penetrates Nubuck and Suede leaving behind deep, stubborn odors.
Soot is a physical, oily solid residue (black ash) that sticks to Nubuck and Suede smearing easily if wiped with water alone.
How does this spray tackle both problems at once?
Most household cleaners only cover up odors or smear ash around.
Our science-backed formula uses a dual-action approach:
For Soot: It features a high concentration of plant-based Glucoside.
This powerful surfactant safely lifts and traps solid carbon particles so you can wipe them away without smearing or scratching surfaces.
For Smoke: Premium distilled souring breaks down and neutralizes alkaline odor molecules on a molecular level instead of just masking them with heavy artificial perfumes.
Why is the pH level (5.3) important?
A perfectly balanced pH of 5.3 keeps the cleaning agents working at peak performance.
It provides enough acidity to dissolve stubborn smoke film and eliminate odors, while remaining gentle enough to preserve surface integrity and protect your skin during application.
Is this spray safe for all leather types?
It is highly effective on Sheepskin, Shearling, Hair-on Hide, Vachetta, Aniline, Semi-Aniline, Pigmented, Perforated, Nubuck, Suede, etc.
Always test a small, hidden area first.