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Hello Sofa Home Valencia Top Grain Hand Antiqued Leather Recliner in Tan Brown
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Salle Faux Leather Power Lift Recliner Chair in Beige
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Charlotte Sectional Sofa made with Faux Leather in Gray Color
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Relax A Lounger Galway Reclining Loveseat in Black Faux Leather Upholstery
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Orleans Recliner in Charcoal Polyurethane Air Leather
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Lexington Ocean Blue Faux Leather Power Media Recliner
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Fairview Caramel Leather Wood Arm Push Back Recliner
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Relax A Lounger Logan Recliner in Gray Faux Leather Upholstery
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Sunset Trading Alexander Pushback Contemporary Leather Recliner in Chocolate
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Lane Furniture Phoenix Leather Heat & Massage Power Lift Chair in Mushroom Gray
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Home Square 2 Piece Faux Leather Arm Recliner Chair Set with Wood Base in Brown
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Contemporary Swivel Glider Leather Recliner in Steel Gray
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Lane Furniture Phoenix Leather Heat & Massage Power Lift Chair in Chocolate
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Home Square 2 Piece Swivel Leather Glider Recliner Set in Mesquite Brown
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Home Square 2 Piece Upholstered Leather Recliner Set in Brown
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Langdon Navy Blue Faux Leather Lift Chair with Massage
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Santiago Recliner With Dark Navy Faux Leather
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Santiago Recliner With Espresso Faux Leather
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Lane Furniture 4208 Avenger Leather Rocker Recliner in Soft Touch Chaps Brown
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Lane Furniture 4205 Fury Leather Rocker Recliner in Soft Touch Chaps Brown
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Santiago Recliner With Charcoal Faux Leather
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Lexicon Conrad 19.5" Modern Leather Power Reclining Chair in Cream
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Lexicon Antonio 19" Modern Leather Power Reclining Chair in Black
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Lane Furniture 4208 Avenger Leather Rocker Recliner in Soft Touch Taupe Beige
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Lane Furniture Supervalue Leather Powered Rocker Recliner Chair in Ice Cream
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Lane Furniture Lucca 33" Leather Recliner Power Lift Chair in Brown
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Felina Mid-Century Modern Tight Back Genuine Leather Recliner Chair in Tan
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Lane Furniture 4208 Avenger 20" Leather Wallsaver Recliner in Taupe Beige
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Lane Furniture 4010 Montego 20" Top-Grain Leather Recliner in Gray
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ACME Blane Tufted Leather Upholstered Power Motion Recliner in Brown
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Steve Silver Akari English Chestnut Brown Leather Power Reclining Chair
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ACME Ricardo Faux Leather Upholstered Recliner with Power Lift in Beige
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Maxton Push Back Faux Leather Recliner
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Lane Furniture 4208 Avenger 20" Leather Power Wallsaver Recliner in Granite Gray
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Lane Furniture 4205 Fury Leather Rocker Recliner in Soft Touch Taupe Beige
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ACME Ava Tufted Leather Upholstered Power Motion Recliner in Brown
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ACME Zuriel Faux Leather Power Recliner with Pillow Top Armrest in Blue
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Aashi Recliner (Power Motion) in Brown Leather-Gel Match
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Lane Furniture 4010 Montego 20" Top-Grain Leather Recliner in Cream
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Steve Silver Duval Ivory Leather Power Recliner Chair
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Ashley Hallstrung Leather Power Recliner
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Ashley Rackingburg Leather Rocker Recliner in Cream
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Lane Furniture Buxton 33" Leather Recliner Power Lift Chair in Brown
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Comfort Pointe Clifton Leather Gel Recliner
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Conley Push Back Faux Leather Recliner
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Relax-R Montreal Leather Recliner and Ottoman in Sand
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Lane Furniture Buxton 33" Leather Recliner Power Lift Chair in Charcoal
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Glory Furniture Daria Faux Leather Rocker Recliner
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Steve Silver Ottawa Faux Leather Power Lift Chair with Heat and Massage
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Benjara 35" Modern Style Bonded Leather Rocker/Recliner in Brown Finish
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Ashley Rackingburg Leather Rocker Recliner in Mahogany
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Lexicon Dublin 38-inch Faux Leather Push Back Recliner in Gray
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ACME Waterlily Leather Massage Rocker Recliner
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PRI Faux Leather Dual Motor Lift Chair w/ Battery Back Up in Saddle Brown
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Steve Silver Laurel Leather Power Reclining Chair
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Home Fare Traditional Manual Leather Recliner Rocker in Charcoal Gray
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Comfort Pointe Lehman Red Faux Leather Traditional Lift Chair
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Metro Furniture Leather Glider and Swivel Power Recliner with USB port in Black
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Lexicon Burwell Faux Leather Power Reclining Chair with USB Port
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Ashley Furniture Follett Reclining Faux Leather Sofa in Coffee
Leather recliners
Leather Recliners are a mainstay of at home American rest and relaxation. The premium smooth feel of leather, coupled with a reclining, swivel or rocking motion usually make these chairs the most popular in any living room. On great reason for buying leather recliners, as opposed to other type of recliners, is that the leather actually improves with age. Leather recliners become more comfortable each time you use them.
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Grades of leather:
- Full Grain: The highest quality, should have imperfections. Very soft, very durable.
- Top Grain: Top grain means that the “grain of the leather” is artificially produced on the leather, with a stamp. This produces a leather with fewer imperfections, yet is still durable.
- Split Grain: This type of leather is usually marketed as “Genuine Leather” It is less durable than Top Grain and Full Grain.
- Bonded Leather: This is the most inexpensive type of leather, sometime used in leather recliners. Don't let the price fool you, bonded means that pieces of leather are fused to each other, the leather doesn’t come from one large piece. A chemical process is sometime used to bond the leather together, this can be seamless, sometimes bonded means that the leather is sewn together like patchwork.
How to take care of a leather recliner
Leather recliners do not do well with heat. Don’t put these too close to the fire, your electric heaters, or anything else that produces heat. Heat will crack and dry out your leather recliner the same way that it will crack and dry out your other leather goods.
Sharp objects should also be avoided, leather scratches quite easily, leather can also absorb pigments from dye and other coloring agents. Keep pens and any sort of ink away from this material.
Never use any sort of soap, detergent, chemical or product on leather upholstered chairs, except where it is specially designed for leather. An example of something you can you can use is a leather conditioner.
If your leather recliner gets any sort of stain or dirt on it, use a dry cloth an blot the excess off. Do not use a damp cloth. If you are going to use a damp cloth, make sure it is only very slightly wet and that you always test a damp cloth on a hidden part of the recliner, such as under the seat or foot rest. Black leather recliners, and darker colored leather recliners show less dirt than white leather.