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Cleaning a Mamasan Cushion

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Date: 07/11/2006 Topics: Cleaning > Advice | Readers Request > Clothing  
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How do you clean a very large cushion, specifically a Mamasan cushion? No stains, just want to freshen it up. I would love to wash it, but not sure it will dry.

RMS from Suffield, CT
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Post By rose mqry (Guest Post) (08/31/2006)
thank you all for the tips. Suzi I think I WILL try that and pray it dries...thanks again and God bless!
rms


Post By suzi_homemaker01 (Guest Post) (08/30/2006)
I used a kiddie swimming pool, soaked it in detergent, drained the pool, and laid the cushion on the patio table to rinse and dry. I flipped it after a few hours and it dried without a problem.


Post by rmstwrt (1) | (07/12/2006)
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the cushion is very large...


Post by camo_angels (683) | (07/12/2006)
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If it is small enough to fit in a dryer (at home) you could use the at-home dry cleaning kit. They cost 12 dollars but can do a lot of clothes, and really work in freshening up heavy fabrics. You could also use baking soda/cornstarch, let it set, then vacuum with an upholstery/fabric attachment, like your couch.


Post by preshush (2) | (07/11/2006)
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I know when I was young my Mom would clean my stuffed animals (of all fabrics) by putting them in a pillowcase with Corn Starch. She would shake it and when she took them out of the case she would shake them (you guessed it this is an outside task due to the mess). I would think you could do the same with you cushion and a trash bag. Good Luck.


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