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EquineSkys Tack Care Bathe™ Leather Cleaner

EquineSkys Tack Care Bathe™ Leather Cleaner

$29.00 USD
$29.00 USD $29.00 USD
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Protect your Equestrian investment and use TackCare Bathe™ to remove accumulated equine soils and renew the original luster to your tack collection.

TackCare Bathe gently removes tough oils and soils from soiled leather quickly and completely. Produced with Apricot Kernel Oil and Aloe Vera, this pH balanced formula safely cleans and restores the beauty to your tack collection.

TackCare Bathe is gentle enough for use after every ride on all leather except suede.

This gentle cleaning formula safely cleans your equine leather without causing discoloration or leaving any residue.

This pH balanced formula penetrates deep into the leather lifting embedded dirt, sweat and grease to clean and help protect your saddle from mold and mildew growth.

TackCare Bathe works on all Tack including: Leather, Vinyl, or synthetic cladding

If cleaning your Tack Collection is important, act now! Leather can dry out just like your skin. Cleaning your leather on a regular basis prevents the build up of dirt and oils and can prolong the life of your leather and prevent dryness and cracking.

For the ultimate leather treatment, apply EquineSkys TackCare Finesse™ after cleaning your leather.

Features:

  • pH Balanced
  • Easy to use
  • Freshly Derived Oils
  • Protects against mold and mildew

Product Instructions

Directions for Using TackCare Bathe:

1. Shake well.

2. Spray cleaner onto a clean Equine Skys Microfiber Applicator and lightly wipe on surface.

3. Wipe the surface firmly with a slightly damp cloth.

3. For heavily soiled areas, additional applications may be necessary.

4. Allow the leather to dry completely.

Remember: leather needs to breathe, you should never store in airtight bag or container.

Size

Metered 8 ounce Drip-Free Sprayer
Shipping dimensions 4” x 4” x 9”
Shipping weight 1 lb

What's Inside

Ingredients:
Montan Oil, Apricot Kernal Oil, Lemon Seed Oil, Coconut Oil, Cetyl Cocomide (derived from coconut oil), Aloe Vera, Citric Acid (from rose hips).

Did you know

Plains Indians made their own bridles using twisted or woven horsehair or buffalo hair, rawhide and tanned leather. They preferred to guide their mounts only by a thin rawhide thong or a rope of braided buffalo hair looped over the lower jaw.

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