Posted by Bryan on 3/23/2012
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Leather
Leather cases can be beautiful accessories. And whether you have invested in a new leather iPad case, laptop case or Macbook case, you'll be inclined to protect its leather luster at all costs. You'll want to avoid contact with liquids and food and sticky stuff, sure. But even though it's good to protect your leather case, you shouldn't worry too much about exposing to the risk of spilled food or water.
Like many of today's workaholics who bring their laptops, iPads and tablets everywhere, you might find yourself exposing your new leather case to the possibility of crumbs and stains. It's no big deal. Leather Macbook cases and leather iPad cases are as tough as they are beautiful. If you do get them dirty, simply wipe it down with a moist cloth. Leather cases aren't invincible, though, so use caution and common sense to keep you leather case looking good.
Think of it this way: your new leather case is safe in as many conditions as the electronic devices they protect. In other words, if it's too wet or rainy to have your iPad, Macbook or laptop out, it's probably too wet to have your leather case out, too.
Cleaning a leather Macbook or iPad case is as simple as wiping it down with a damp microfiber cloth. Do not use something that could leave water stains such as a piece of clothing or a paper towel. And don't use harsh chemicals or ammonia like those found in glass cleaners and household cleaning solutions.
Your new leather case should now expect to live a long and happy life.
