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Old 01-06-2013, 09:05 PM   #1
 
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Has anyone done this in the washing machine? My son vomitted on my couch last night. I thought that I got it clean last night, but the smell is still there today. The smell is just on the cover and not the cushion itself.
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Old 01-07-2013, 04:42 AM   #2
 
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I wash mine all the time. Just a regular wash, then put them back on the cushion damp to dry.
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I have washed microfiber fabric before w/o problems.

I would add a little white vinegar to help w/ colorfastness.
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Thank you. I am about to go throw that in the washing machine. Then, I get to figure out how to properly clean my recliner that my daughter just vomitted on since I can't take the covers off of the arm rest and side.
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Oh no! I don't have any advice on the cleaning, but I hope the kiddos feel better.
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Thank you. I am about to go throw that in the washing machine. Then, I get to figure out how to properly clean my recliner that my daughter just vomitted on since I can't take the covers off of the arm rest and side.
On carpet, I remove excess whatever. Douse w/ hot OxyClean water and immediately blot dry w/ white towels.
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