The Lilac hands-free braided leash has moving parts you will adjust often, so this page covers how to keep it clean, stored well and checked over time.
What to look after
This leash can be adjusted to fit your waist or shoulder, or clipped on as a regular leash. That flexibility means more contact with your body and more handling than a basic leash. It is a braided design in Lilac, and the supplier does not list further material details, so follow any care label that comes with it.
Cleaning routine
Brush off dry dirt after a muddy walk.
Spot-clean with a damp cloth and mild soap.
Rinse and let it air-dry away from direct heat.
Wipe any sweat or skin oils off the parts that touch your body.
Storage
Hang it by the door in a loose loop. Avoid leaving it in a hot car or damp bag, and keep it away from any chewing pets.
Adjustment points
Because you change the length for waist, shoulder or hand use, check the adjusters now and then: they should hold their position without slipping. If a part loosens, stop using the leash as a hands-free option until you are sure it is safe.
Check for wear
Fraying or flattening in the braid.
Stitching that looks loose.
Clips that do not close properly.
Colors
The supplier says colors may vary slightly from previous production or example photos.
