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I dampen my sponge with Lexol then rub the bar of Belvoir on tack, boots, saddles, hunt appointments, leg of mutton gun cases, and topsiders. Using water seams counterproductive. When we were riding every day we would melt a bar of Belvoir in Lexol and keep a natural sponge in with it. Everything that was associated with the ride was wipped down with the mixture in the tack room. I mostly follow up with Passier Leather Balsam after a day or so. For storage Ko-Cho-Line is the best.
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