How to Wash a Visco Foam Pillow
Visco foam pillows are extremely comfortable to sleep on and effective at preventing head allergies, but they can present a challenge when cleaning. Since they can not be cleaned in a commercial washing machine or dryer, users must find alternative ways to remove stains and odors. As long as proper techniques are adhered to and the correct products are utilized, there is more than one method to effectively eliminate stains and odors from visco foam pillows. Does this Spark an idea?
Things You'll Need
- Water
- Hydrogen peroxide
- Enzymatic pet stain remover
- Powder laundry detergent
- Sponge
- Cotton cloth
- Vacuum with soft brush attachment
Instructions
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Detergent Method
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Dampen a clean sponge with water, and lightly moisten the stained area.
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Sprinkle a small amount of powdered laundry detergent onto the stain.
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Blot the stain with a clean dry cotton cloth.
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Remove stain and detergent residue by using a soft brush attachment on a vacuum cleaner.
Hydrogen Peroxide Method
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Dampen a sponge with hydrogen peroxide.
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Blot the stained area of the foam pillow with the peroxide dampened sponge. Work in small circular motions.
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Remove residue from the pillow by using a soft brush attachment on a vacuum cleaner.
Pet Stain Remover Method
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Lightly spray the pillow with an enzymatic pet stain remover, and allow it to dry for 20 minutes.
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Blot the pillow with a damp clean cotton cloth, and allow it to dry.
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Remove residue with the soft brush attachment of a vacuum cleaner.
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Tips & Warnings
Hydrogen peroxide may cause discoloration to your visco foam pillow.