What is the best way to clean the foam bed (part direct contact with bottom of feet)?
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I have always washed mine in the washing machine and they clean fine. But I have pair of black and a pair of dark brown. If yours are lighter in color, I'm sorry I can't help you.
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I've used a combination of oxy clean and water and a toothbrush and had decent success.
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I just toss mine in the washer and dry them in the sun. I have black, brown, and orange. They come out in good condition. I wash mine about once a month.
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I have washed the cover with good results, but I don't think it would be a good idea to wash the foam mattress. How about a good long airing in the sunshine?
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I used the hospital bed pads. If you have a washable pad that works as well.
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I would use a nylon spatula and sponge with a little soap and gently rub it out. Clean it after each use carefully as mentioned after turning it off for about ten mins.
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I did not see any instructions for cleaning, so I assume they want you to buy replacements. Since they are foam, i simply rinse mine out in warm water, towel dry them, and allow to air dry. That seems to work fine.
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I find that it's best to clean it often..before the base gets gross. Running it through the dishwasher in the top rack is one easy solution. I have also used ZOOM ( a foaming spray cleaner). I let it bubble like crazy, then rinse well with really hot water. Both ways will get your grassy bottom clean! (sorry, couldn't resist that one)
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Hi,You usually would clean it with water and soap.Best regards,Customer service
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Clean the surface with alcohol, tubbing, not the drinking kind. And ince you attach it hold it for a few seconds. It took a couple of times for me too.
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Spray it on the floor a bit at a time and mop with a microfiber pad. I spray a section of 6 tiles, mop them, and move to the next section.
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I just use a damp micro fiber cloth. It works the best without any residue.
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I use it on my damp feet. I do take care after to let it dry completely and then use a brush to clean out the sanding disc!
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From the Internet "Surface cleaning... is the only kind of cleaning you ought to be doing on plush.For surface cleaning you'll want to use a mild detergent in water. Good success with the Woolite products, " and clean the surface only...no washing machine and stuff I think, do gently on the surface only with a clean cloth, wash-cloth works. I have not carved this in stone though, the reality is you don't know what is actually inside your bear and if it would be an awful shame to maybe lose the bear's shape and/or have all the insides fall to his feet - to my way of thinking. Great bear just be thankful not a 'honey eater' then you would certainly have problems in the clean-up area.. From the Internet "Surface cleaning... is the only kind of cleaning you ought to be doing on plush.For surface cleaning you'll want to use a mild detergent in water. Good success with the Woolite products, " and clean the surface only...no washing machine and stuff I think, do gently on the surface only with a clean cloth, wash-cloth works. I have not carved this in stone though, the reality is you don't know what is actually inside your bear and if it would be an awful shame to maybe lose the bear's shape and/or have all the insides fall to his feet - to my way of... » Read More From the Internet "Surface cleaning... is the only kind of cleaning you ought to be doing on plush.For surface cleaning you'll want to use a mild detergent in water. Good success with the Woolite products, " and clean the surface only...no washing machine and stuff I think, do gently on the surface only with a clean cloth, wash-cloth works. I have not carved this in stone though, the reality is you don't know what is actually inside your bear and if it would be an awful shame to maybe lose the bear's shape and/or have all the insides fall to his feet - to my way of thinking. Great bear just be thankful not a 'honey eater' then you would certainly have problems in the clean-up area.. « Show Less
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There isn't a way to change it to come out as foam. FYI- I use it with Softsoap hand soap in bath and a dish/hand washing soap from Costco in kitchen. Both have been fine so far!
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I've used mild soap and water. Gently scrub the area, then spray it off with the shower head or very low powered garden hose and let air dry.
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Use a mild soap and water, because the foam is too porous to use anything else. Any stronger chemical could set up in the foam, which may cause skin irritation or other long lasting effects.
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Wipe it down with a used fabric softener sheet. Gets rid of any soap scum, water deposits, etc. Probably easier on the surface than toothpaste too.
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Soap and water is fine. I usually wipe mine down with rubbing alcohol as well.