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Cleaning a Foam Cushion

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Date: 07/21/2007 Topics: Cleaning > Furniture | Readers Request > Cleaning  
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I have a cloth sofa with removable covers. I had a toddler over that had a potty accident on the sofa. I have removed the cover and cleaned it but it think the foam cushion is damaged also. My question is, how do I clean the foam or can I replace it at a reasonable price?

Erin from Lansing, MI
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Post by kghsave (19) | (08/04/2007)
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I would wash it in the bathtub with a little detergent, rinse well and dry it out in the sun.


Post By no name today (Guest Post) (07/24/2007)
In our area JoAnne fabric has foam for sale, they have up to 5 inch thick foam. It can go on sale or use a coupon from the ad.

I hope you can get the smell out.


Post By teatimelady (Guest Post) (07/24/2007)
I have found foam tha can be cut to your sizes needed at Jo-Ann's fabrics..(and no I don't work at one..I've purchased one there) and then if it is too big and needs a little trimming..use electric knife to cut..works like a charm....hope this helps,deb


Post by gurth (100) | (07/22/2007)
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You could also try sprinkling the cushion with bicarbonate of soda (baking soda). Leave for half an hour and vacuum. I did this on a carpet where one of my cats did a Number Two and it worked beautifully; no smell and stains afterwards.
Good Luck!


Post By denise w (Guest Post) (07/21/2007)
yes you can replace or use urine be gone it works great and neutralizes the odor.


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