How to remove road salt from leather trenchcoat?

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OK I have a gorgeous leather trenchcoat. I have some road salt stains on it and I want to remove them, but I don;t want to use any weird chemical stuff to do it as I heard its bad. Any DIY remedies?

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  1. Namooni says:
    May 31, 2011 at 11:51 pm

    To remove road salt from leather (could be on shoes, coat, etc.), try this simple recipe:

    1 part water
    1 part white vinegar

    Take a cloth and dip into the solution, blot over the shoes or coat lightly to remove the salt. You may have to do this several times to clean the entire surface. When you finish they should look almost like new (figure C). Be sure to wipe leather shoes with a damp cloth frequently, and keep them well polished with a paste.

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