is this really machine washable? I took out the foam outer ring and the heating pad, but there is no way to take out the bed stuffing. &amp; it says spot clean??
136274
Yes its really washable. I wash it every couple weeks. The stuffing is fine. Its like a pillow...you can wash pillows. When it comes out of the dryer its nice and fluffy again.
2271604
I have not tried washing the inner part. I noted that it had a zipper so that the inner liner could be washed and the stuffing, presumably, aired out or replaced rather than washed; I expect I'll be trying it one of these days myself, so I'd like to know the results of your trial!
1443033
The inside lining is not removable. You can probably wipe it down with a damp cloth. The removable mattress seems to be made out of a polyester or a blend. I would probably attempt to machine wash.
254375
Yes the cover is washable. I used a mattress pad over it so I only washed it once. I washed it on the gentle cycle with warm wash and cold rinse. I fluff dried it with no heat. I do not have the instruction label anymore.
923948
I didn't wash it and took it on an overnight camping trip and it was fine for me. I'm always weary of machine washing sleeping bags anyhow. But I'm sure there are cleaning instructions on the tag, I just haven't needed to wash mine yet.
278404
I had success washing this bed after my friends dog got it dirty. I used the delicate cycle and used cold water. Also put it on the dryer without any problems. I recommend this bed :)
968339
I have used a top loading washing machine for the cover of the pillow inside the bed. I have not washed the pillow itself. I have not washed the outside of the bed at all. Our dogs are totally inside dogs (except for brief walks on sidewalks) and hypoallergenic so the sides of the bed do not appear soiled.
1404141
No its not machine washable, dry cleaning only unfortunately. Its good for summer season as its not too heavy. Still works great during colder months though and holds heat great.
1560276
We have never washed ours yet, so we don't know?? The directions on it are "machine wash in cold water, tumble dry on low heat. The top cover zips off but the bottom with inside pad cannot be opened up to remove cushion before washing.
331510
It is machine washable, cold water with like colors. I would use a gentle cycle and tumble dry ( I would use low heat.) Thanks for your question and please see all of our collection at http://www.bedbathbay.com/
1649297
I machine washed and dried this bed with no problem. Just unzip it to take out the foam sides. I did brush the cat hair off it first.
939046
good question....i have not washed it yet. I actually sleep with 3 jack russell terriers so I have a light weight blanket on top of it and that is the blanket that gets washed. I really like the comforter...it is perfect for my California King bed and very heavy for the cold Sierra Nevada winters. When I do wash it, I will probably take it to a super, mega large machine washer at a laundry mat. hope this helps.
2204006
You can't wash it. You pin the pad to the mattress with the included safety pins and then you put a Blanket on top of it.
952647
I've never washed it, but the tag states it's machine washable in cold temperature. I have the king size, so it would most likely need washed in a high capacity commercial washer/dryer.
1921871
I simply unzipped it and washed it in the washing machine. Air dry it or dry it on low heat though. I forgot to turn the temp down on one of the three covers (I own 3 of these beds) and it was a bit difficult to get it back on.
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Your question reminded me that I had never washed my bed and it was long past due. I unzipped the hood to make two pieces again, took the cover off the cushion and decided not to wash the inner pillow. It seemed like it might deteriorate, so I just aired it out. I put everything else in my large front-loading washer, after having to brush a whole lot of hair out of the seams areas, thanks to my Sheltie. I dried all three pieces and it came out good as new. The hood part even stays up better (it had been kind of droopy, though my dog seems to love being it, even when it is rather collapsed and more like a cocoon.)Hope you have the same luck as I did in machine washing this bed. Your question reminded me that I had never washed my bed and it was long past due. I unzipped the hood to make two pieces again, took the cover off the cushion and decided not to wash the inner pillow. It seemed like it might deteriorate, so I just aired it out. I put everything else in my large front-loading washer, after having to brush a whole lot of hair out of the seams areas, thanks to my Sheltie. I dried all three pieces and it came out good as new. The hood part even stays up better (it had been kind of droopy, though my dog seems to love being it, even when it is rather collapsed... » Read More Your question reminded me that I had never washed my bed and it was long past due. I unzipped the hood to make two pieces again, took the cover off the cushion and decided not to wash the inner pillow. It seemed like it might deteriorate, so I just aired it out. I put everything else in my large front-loading washer, after having to brush a whole lot of hair out of the seams areas, thanks to my Sheltie. I dried all three pieces and it came out good as new. The hood part even stays up better (it had been kind of droopy, though my dog seems to love being it, even when it is rather collapsed and more like a cocoon.)Hope you have the same luck as I did in machine washing this bed. « Show Less
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Hello Erica, I really could not say if it is machine washable or not. I wish I could! You might try calling or e-mailing the company to find out. I have it put away, but when I can, I will get it out and see if it is. Sooooooooo! If you would like, in a day or so ask me again and I will be able to help you! No problem on my part!------Ron