"I'd wasted money on a leather cream off Amazon that left my couch sticky and smelling like chemicals. Walt's is the opposite — you can smell the beeswax, it sinks right in, no greasy film. My husband thought I was crazy paying for it. Then he watched my old armchair come back to life."

"I was on the fence about the price. But I did the sofa, two dining chairs, my boots, and my husband's old briefcase — and there's still salve left in the jar. Works out cheaper than the three different products I used to buy."

"Took a little longer to arrive than I expected — I think my batch was still being poured. That aside, it does exactly what's promised. The cracks on my leather recliner are gone and the color came back. My only regret is not ordering two."

"Water rings from years of mugs, a few scratches from the kids. I'd tried everything — olive oil, that walnut trick, store polish. Nothing held. One go with Walt's and the marks just disappeared. No color matching, no sanding."

"Figured it was just another overpriced balm. It's not. My 15-year-old leather boots were dry and cracking and I'd given up on them. Two coats and they're soft again. Wish I'd found this years ago."

"It doesn't feel like a factory product. Mine came with a batch number written on the bottom and it actually smells natural, not perfumed. Used it on leather and on an old oak dresser — works on both. Already telling my sister to get one."