- 1). Wipe your leather item gently with a damp sponge. Make sure that the sponge isn't too wet, as water can damage leather permanently. Your aim is to remove any dust and debris that may be causing a musty smell.
- 2). Air your leather item out. If you're restoring the smell to your vehicle's leather seats, leave the car doors open for up to an hour to circulate fresh air throughout the vehicle. Hang leather clothing outdoors in a shady area for a couple hours. This may help lessen stubborn smells, like cigarette smoke or perfume, that have been absorbed into the leather.
- 3). Condition the leather item with a conditioner infused with leather scent. Apply a liberal amount of leather conditioner, and work it into the surface in circular motions with a soft lint-free cloth.
- 4). Allow the leather conditioner to dry, and reapply if necessary.
- 5). Buff the surface with another dry, lint-free towel to restore shine and activate the leather scent in the conditioner.
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