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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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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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'd use compressed air to clean it rather than washing it, just need to remove any larger particles of dirt and grit that it may have picked up.
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I have not yet used this applicatior, but I think the pad can be cleaned by washing it with soap and water.
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Rinse well with warm water and dish soap. Air dry. Then place back in vacuum.
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I just use warm water. A mild hand soap works too. Just try to scrub too hard.
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To obtain soap foam, you press the top of the dome down with your thumb while holding the palm of your hand under the outlet. You may require a couple pumps down to get the foam to come out. The pumping action becomes very natural for hand washing. Use dish washing detergent (not viscus liquid hand soap) for best results.
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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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I use a Scotch Bright non-scratch pad and a little liquid soap. Cleans it right off.
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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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There should be a little foam pad inside. If not, a damp paper towel or rag will work.
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I recommend washing with water, a sponge and a little bit of soap. Do not use chemicals like Lysol, it will deteriorate the foam.
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I use a damp cloth. If needed, use just a speck of dish detergent but be sure to thoroughly remove all the soap
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Use a thick cheap foam roller. Dip it in paint and roll it on the trey repeatedly until it's soaked into the sponge and very little is left on the surface and lightly roll it on. Put several light Coates on this way and use a pin to clear any holes that may get plugged before they dry. This way is tedious but it looks great when complete
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Just regular liquid hand soap, you add water to that and then it forms foam soap :)
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The best way I found is with a vacuum that has a hose attachment and use the soft brush attachment and that should do a pretty good job.