How do you clean the fabric? Also, any thoughts on sheets? We are thinking of just using pillow cases as they fit perfectly.
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I used a wash cloth with a solution of warm water and a mild laundry detergent. It cleaned well.
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Use a wash cloth dipped in a solution of warm water and a little mild laundry detergent.
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Hi Jaime,I returned my pillow, but from what I remember you only should wash the cover. I would do a a hand wash or gentle cycle in cold water and hang dry it so it doesn't shrink. Hope this helps.Angela
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I don't know. I haven't had it long enough to require cleaning. Like someone else mentioned, I keep double pillow cases on it and so far it is clean. Suggest eHow or other sites that specialize in How-to questions like this. That's probably what I'll do when I need to find out for myself.
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We washed ours on gentle cycle but didn't dry them in the dryer. Just let them air dry. They didn't shrink on us :) we have the white covers so some stains remained but definitely look better!!
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To wash it you have to take the foam sides out. We made little pads that fit to size and buttoned them on. That worked. But I do wish there was an easier way to wash/change out the mattress because I had a spitter!
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I am using a pillowcase. Although it can be washed it is like a normal pillow.
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I use it all by itself. I do only the bed sheets and then the blankets with just the allergen laundry detergent. I love it!!!! No more snoring, breathing better after just one wash. Now all the bed linens have been washed and we are breathing easier. Hope you get great result too. Bye Jill
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I washed mine on a delicate cycle, put it through two spin cycles and allowed it to air dry. Fluffed it and it's fine. If you have a sewing machine and some old pillow cases you can make a slip on cover pretty easy. Slip the pillow in the case and see where to sew your seam so it will fit (Inside out of course). I think you can get two cases out of one queen size pillow case. YMMV
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I took it off and use regular fitted sheets with a nice thread count. Mine didn't slide off too badly, but I still replaced it with regular sheets because they are easy to wash, and microfiber, which is what the cover is made of, collects too much dust. It's a great bed otherwise!
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I have washed mine two times now. Both times the duvet itself looked a bit wrinkly when i got it out of the dryer, but when i got it on the bed it smoothed out. The pleating did not get out of shape on it. The pillow case covers do somewhat. This last washing, one case looked worse than the other. Not sure why, but they did. If you are a picky person and really like the crisp look, than yes you will have to iron.
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I bought the same set shown in the photo. The pillow case is great and colorful. The sheets are very thin and rough. It made my 4 yr. old grandson happy to have the setbut I was not pleased with the product quality. Hope this helps.
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I used a dye kit from hobby lobby-( 2 full kits for 7 girls) on the pillowcases. My husband has been using one of the pillowcases on his bedding for his cot at work (I wash it weekly) and it still looks great. I did wash the pillowcases twice before coloring them.
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Thanks for the reply. I found it surprising that it comes with no pillowcases (judging from the product's picture).
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I bought a full-size flat sheet, folded and stitched it to form a large pillow-case that I can remove and wash. I also fold the beds up for storage, and put them in a large trash-bag and tie it up.
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I wash mine in the washer on the "delicate" setting. I then let them air dry at room temperature. ....
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time....I stuffed dryer sheets inside of pillow cases to try and help. Don't know if that really helped or not, but eventually the smell does go away
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I would suggest you go to ehow. They can explain step by step how to clean your pillow.