FINALLY THE ANSWER! Cleaning Your Masonic Apron To Keep It Pristine.
Remember when you first joined Masonry? That first trip down to Letchworth’s at Freemasons Hall to purchase your first Apron. Remember how it looked when it was brand spanking new? Pristine Lambsdene, brilliant white, not a mark or crease in sight, and then of course you used it! Creases in the leather, that annoying pen mark, grease from your hands, yellowing with age and the worst of all flaking, not great since we Freemasons wear black suits, all contribute to aprons becoming dirty and tired over time, that brilliant white losing its luster, the soft supple Lambsdene leather, drying and becoming brittle and dull, yellowing and fading like a fallen leaf in the autumn, prompting the question asked by many a Mason worldwide, How to Clean Your Apron? I was surprised just how many Masons worldwide post or ask this question online, (trust me Google It), forum upon forum, result after result, all asking the question, none with an answer! That is until now! A brand new product developed by those clever people at Bee Naturals specifically designed for Masonic Regalia, is due to hit the shelves exclusively in Letchworth’s this October, promising to keep your apron immaculate, so Kevin the shop manager and Peter decided to put it to the test. The test was brutal. The results astounding! First take a brand spanking new Master Masons apron from the Letchworth’s stock room, and as per the instructions apply a thin application of the Bee Naturals Masonic Apron polish and conditioner, second lay it on the shop floor. Take your dustpan and brush, and sweep up a large amount of dust and dirt and apply liberally to the brand new leather, take the two aforementioned staff members to stamp on it and grind the dirt in, screw the apron up, and attempt to write on it. ABSOLUTELY CRAZY RIGHT? Well that’s exactly the test that Peter and Kevin put this product through. Why? Well as the manager Kevin said he needed to know that the product “Does exactly what it say’s on the tin”, and more, so much so, that whilst attempting to write on the apron he compressed the leather to leave a dent. One filthy looking dented apron later and it was time for the real test, could the apron be restored? And it’s fair to say the results were remarkable. One quick wipe with a damp cloth and the dirt was gone, followed by another application of the Apron conditioner and Voila! , or as Peter commented “It looked even better than new”, “Shiny and soft to touch, with all traces of the creasing, dents, divots and dirt gone”. Kevin the shop manager agreed, citing how impressed he was with the product, given the harshness of his testing. The secret? Well traditionally Lambsdene leather has been almost impossible to clean, and the fine grade used in Masonic aprons only exacerbated this. Water or washing damages the leather, harsh chemicals or synthetic leather cleaners can dissolve the leather, weakening it, causing drying, splitting and cracking. Bee Naturals Masonic apron Polish and conditioner works in two ways. Firstly when applied the unique blend of beeswax and oils creates a protective layer, sealing the apron leather from dirt and moisture, and secondly the essential oils used nourish and plump the fibers of the Apron, removing the creases and divots, keeping it soft and pliable, preventing yellowing or cracking, Keeping your regalia in pristine condition. So finally!, an answer to the endless posts and forums online posing the question, how to clean your Masonic Apron? The answer Bee Naturals Masonic Leather Apron Polish and conditioner made exclusively for Letchworth’s and available at the Letchworth’s store, Grand Lodge, Great Queen street and online from October 2015.
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