If your a Clorox Wipe devotee (as I am) you'll be right at home with the Weiman Leather Wipes which take our top spot for Best Leather Cleaner.  The wipes bring the convenience of a cleaner with no added accessories and combine it with an all natural oil based cleaner that is excellent for all leather furniture.  This combo also comes with a microfiber cloth.  On my sofa, i just wiped down the couch with a wipe and buffed out some spots with the cloth.  Worked like a charm, and the reviewers at Amazon love this product, although some complain that it takes two wipes to clean the couch.  Your mileage may vary, I only use one, but let me know what you think.  Shoot me an email at tom@bestleathercouches.com with your opinion on the Weiman Leather Wipes.

One of the best leather cleaners on the market, Chamberlain's Leather Milk is often recommended by leather sofa experts.  The product is made from a combination of natural, water-based cleaning and conditioning ingredients.   Chamberlain's says that the mixture will "melt into your leather products as easily as butter on hot bread".   Reviewers say that Chamberlain's Leather Milk is easy to apply and goes on very smoothly, especially effective where leather had dried out.  Note that this doesn't come with any cloth so you might want to buy a few microfiber cloths to buff out the conditioner.

I had a hard time debating Leather Honey versus Leather Milk for the #2 spot, but I'll just tell you it was close.  Leather Honey has been around since 1968 and is the go to brand for many leather sofa owners.  The product is all natural, unscented, non-toxic and produced by a family owned business.  I tried this on one of my old leather chairs that had seen better days, and let me tell you this product worked wonders.  Note that the product comes in a concentrate, thus you can mix an ounce of concentrate to a cup of water. I put mine in a spray bottle and was sprayed on my chairs and wiped it off.  The amount of dirt that this cleaner pulled off is unreal and the chairs looked great when i was done.  Be sure to buy some microfiber towels as well.  

On the higher end of the price scale, this small container (6oz) of cleaner and restoration is aimed at cleaning, restoring and conditioning your leather furniture.  I had a friend tell me about this stuff that swears by it, yet I have not personally tried it as of yet.   It is natural, and non-toxic and chemical free, thus I might opt for this cleaner over some of the non-natural products if that is important to you.  Our lower ranking was mostly on the price point as this won't get you too far, but will probably be one of the more effective cleaners for your leather furniture.   One reviewer says this: "Skidmore's was easy to apply and soaked in with no residue left behind. I have a really old top grain leather sofa purchased second hand that had dried out with lots of tiny cracks and a couple of huge scratches." 

One of the more affordable leather cleaner and conditioning sets, this kit from Lexol also comes with two applicator sponges.  This product does use chemicals thus this is the one I'd be most concerned with doing damage to my sofa.  Some people say it works great although some claim that it has done irreparable damage to their couch.  Again, I'd probably first consult with my manufacturer before using this one.  We recommend it here because of the solid reviews, but always advise caution.  Have you used Lexol before on your leather furniture?  Let me know what you think at tom@bestleathercouches.com