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bob · 02-28-2001, 12:33 AM

I have used Lanolin Anhydrous U.S.P. I get it from my Druggist.

It is similar to Pecard in texture but is used as a neutral non-irritating base for ointments and creams. Also useful as an aid to chapped skin etc. So while you are treating your holsters you also get nice hands for caressing the wife Ha . A 0ne pound jar sells for around $10. I have used it for years with good results. Like everyting else you have to work with it but it has not discolored my holsters. Have also use Leather Balm made by Kiwi for fine womens shoes and purses as a cleaner. Tried Hyde food used on Jaguar (the car) as a leather cleaner , expensive but this will take off the ink stamps as well as dirt. When buying the lanolin from the druggist make sure you don't get the water based one.

02-28-2001, 12:33 AM	#12
bob User Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: PA Posts: 35 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: Leather holster and accessory storage I have used Lanolin Anhydrous U.S.P. I get it from my Druggist. It is similar to Pecard in texture but is used as a neutral non-irritating base for ointments and creams. Also useful as an aid to chapped skin etc. So while you are treating your holsters you also get nice hands for caressing the wife Ha . A 0ne pound jar sells for around $10. I have used it for years with good results. Like everyting else you have to work with it but it has not discolored my holsters. Have also use Leather Balm made by Kiwi for fine womens shoes and purses as a cleaner. Tried Hyde food used on Jaguar (the car) as a leather cleaner , expensive but this will take off the ink stamps as well as dirt. When buying the lanolin from the druggist make sure you don't get the water based one.