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3-in-1: Clean, Glaze, Remove Odor On Fur Side of Sheepskin
The Sheep Fur Care Kit contains a cleaning solution and all necessary tools to clean, glaze and deodorize your valuable sheepskin fur clothing and accessories. The solution work well on fur side of sheepskin / lambskin jackets, rugs, seat covers, etc.
This is a cleaning process that has been used in our family for over a century. Now we are able to bring you an ancient Russian fur cleansing recipe so that you can show the love your fur deserves.
- Clean 100 sq ft + with one cleaning kit
- Make a Green choice with our eco-friendly solution
- Save money on professional cleaning
- It’s easy to use and great gift idea!
Contents
The Kit contains all necessary items for making fur care at home in safe and easy way:
- One 4 oz bottle of Lana’s Sheep Fur Solution
- Lana's Fur Brush
- Lana’s Fur Pad
- Package Dimensions: 8 x 4 x 4 in
- Weight: 1.5 lb
Ingredients
- Nontoxic
- No Chemicals Added
- 100% Natural Ingredients
When to use
Get the most out of your sheepskin / lambskin fur cleaner:
- Restore and Refresh your fur
- Continuous maintenance
- When your fur needs to be clean
- Get out the everyday smells of smoke, perfume, etc
- Remove the odor caused by your pets
How to use
The cleaning process should involve Lana’s: Sheep Fur Cleaning Solution, Fur Brush, and a Fur Pad.
- Step 1 – Shaking or vacuuming the bigger dirt particles
- Step 2 – Brush your fur with Lana’s Brush
- Step 3 – Spray Lana’s Sheep Solution
- Step 4 – Gently rub with Lana’s Fur Pad
- Step 5 – Let the fur completely dry
- Step 6 – Brush again
For the complete direction please click here to follow our 6 easy steps for fabulous results.
Warnings
Use Only as Directed. If spray gets in eyes, wash out with cold water and soap.
Frequently Asked Questions
In this situation, for best results, we would recommend using Lana's Stain Remover (LS-FNL-033) on the stain, then wait about an hour or two and use Lana’s Sheep Fur Cleaning Kit (LS-FNL-014). You can also try using just Lana's Stain Remover and see if that will work by itself. However, it is always recommended to treat the stain as soon as possible to avoid further damage and setting in of stain in the sheepskin.