I just bought it and my dog loves it as well, but I'd like to wash the foam as well, can I just throw it in the washer, or use a hose outside?
501070
The bed was great, but my 9 year old never had a bed and didnt understsnd what it was for! But I think instructions said to wash in machine.
501071
I have washed stuff that was made out of the same material and it fell apart so I wouldn't advise the washing machine.
501072
There are many YouTube videos on how to wash memory foam material. Just make sure you have ample space for it to dry completely!
501073
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?
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 :)
49646
I have just threw it in The washer. http://www.amazon.com/gp/r.html?R=3IJQYAM5NPXCO&C;=1AHPHMLCM3DZ0&H;=YKGTOXGUPIAJDWUPZDOAI7YY81IA&T;=C&U;=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.amazon.com%2Fgp%2Fproduct%2FB003YIHXO6%3Fref_%3Dpe_527950_33691680
1143634
I would not plop it into a washing machine. A sponge bath outside with the hose or hand washed in a bathtub would be the better option. An electric appliance may spindle, wrinkle, crease or tear it. A dryer is certainly a no, no!
484273
Yes, I have washed mine several times and initially did not remove it from the cover (let's face it, the dirt leaks through onto the foam as well). I put it on a gentle cycle in the machine and then had it dry in the hot sun. It looks as good as new.
2027378
we you can put it in the washer. However after it is used for a while the plastic clip that holds the mop to the stick stretech out and finally broke.
2144372
I put a mattress pad on it. It will keep the foam clean longer. I suppose you wouldn't have to. But I do
1824097
I heard people put it in the washer . However I just wash it with soapy water and a rag. Then I use wee wee pads and shredded news paper so the canvas doesn't get nasty
856213
just a word of warning--if you wash the foam filter, make sure it is totallydry before you run vacuum. i blew my original one up because that littlevacuum has enough power to bust all the plastic within itself! you can notbuy parts, so your unit is throw away!!!my experience!
53311
I don't know what model you have. Mine is all plastic, so I have just taken it outside and washed it with a hose. I let it air dry for a while and then finished it off with a paper towel.
1337997
It is part of the bed. The cover has a zipper and you can remove the inside memory foam piece and throw it in the washer but I haven't needed to do that. I just wipe it down with a cloth and seems to be fine. My dog absolutely loves it.
1767358
I wouldn't put it in the washer, could tear it up or fall apart and damage the machine. I would just run it through cold or lukewarm water.
607264
Yes, you can wash it as often as needed. I have three large dogs, who all love to use it. Needless to say, it has been washed several times. it's good as new!
1785693
Best mattress ever. The material that covers the foam is waterproof but not removable. Do you would be wiping the mattress itself if need be. I use a seperate waterproof mattress pad so I can just throw it in the wash but I guess you wouldn't need to.
630717
We have soaked it w/ soapy water for about an hour and then hand wash it with a soft cloth and some soap. We dry the outside of it with a dry soft cloth and flip it over to air dry it on a rack. It seems to work fine.
592618
I haven't washer mine yet. When I do wash it, I'll put it in a bucket with cold water and some mild soap, and swish it around. Air dry. It'll be fine.
1305020
I throw some warm water and vinegar, shake it and rinse it well. Since you can't really see inside of the toy, I'm afraid to use dish detergent on it (can't see if all the suds are out without using like 5 gallons of water rinsing it out). The water and vinegar has been working for a little over a year and a half now without problem!