washing and drying Nu Foam
A question for anyone who has used Nu Foam as a filler for a sewn item:
I have used this product to fill my dogs crate cushions and I love it as it doesn't seem to retain "doggy odor" or get musty smelling, I have a washable quilted cover on the beds. The big dogs crate pad is 4" thick and 24" x 36". Well last week he was sick and urinated on his bed. I washed the cover with a little vinegar and machine dried it and thats fine. Then I rinsed and then washed the Nu Foam in my tub with vinegar. I squeezed it as much as I could and then set it out on old towels to dry. A whole week later and the inside still is really wet! Its the center of the cushion. I split the edge with my hand and stuck my hand in and its full of water. Any ideas about how to get the dang thing dry? Do you think I could tumble it on low heat for a while? |
I have not had any experience with this product, but googled it and found a site that says it is washable. Here's the site: http://www.batt-mart.com/site/490194/page/130570
It says it's made of compressed layers of polyester, so maybe a test run in the dryer on the lowest setting for 20 minutes, see what happens? |
well, I tried and after a few minutes the edges got fused against the dryer drum. :/
Dang thing is still wet in the middle! |
try hanging it? so the water in the middle can run out--
or stand it in front of a fan??? |
Originally Posted by ckcowl
(Post 4639816)
try hanging it? so the water in the middle can run out--
or stand it in front of a fan??? |
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