Rather bizarre question about leather seat care

[Kurt Deschler]

Andrew,
Hydrogen peroxide works great for removing blood from fabric. I havn't 
tried it on leather. Try a small area first to make sure it does not 
discolor.
 	-Kurt

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> Date: Tue, 16 Nov 2004 11:19:40 -0500
> From: Andrew Duane <andrew at savaJe.com>
> Subject: Rather bizarre question about leather seat care
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> For reasons that I would really prefer not to get in to, I find
> myself needing to remove a fairly large amount of blood from the
> driver's seat in my A6. I know that cold water does a decent job
> on things like clothes, but not sure about leather. I don't want
> to set it, and I don't want to damage the leather.  Any ideas?
>
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