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   Bill_Stewart | Oct 17, 1999 01:59pm | #1

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   Sue, don't try to treat it at home. Use a good leather/furrier cleaning establishment to treat it and keep it in good repair. As for the wringles, you can iron them out with a DRY iron set just about the 1st setting to produce steam, but no hotter than wool. Tear up an old heavby brown grocery bag and use as a press cloth. Go slowly and don't let iron stay in one place - move in a small circular motaion to avoid imprinting outline of iron plate. If the leather - I assume like shoe leather or kid, this will work fine. If pearlized, embossed, or sueded, again use a good furrier to get them out for you. Bill

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   Sue_B. | Oct 20, 1999 01:24pm | #2

   *Bill, I am grateful for your advice on leather care - I will leave treatment to the pros. I had no idea you could iron leather but your method of using a brown-paper press cloth makes sense, I will try it (carefully). Thank you!