XP:Are cream or tan cotton slipcovers easier to clean

Re: XP:Are cream or tan cotton slipcovers easier to clean

• MommaBee1228

  January 2011

  Most of the slipcovers wash easy but they need ironing after they are washed. Id be wondering if you could keep up with ironing a giant slipcover every time you wash it. We threw ours out because i hated trying to iron it.

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• MommaBee1228

  January 2011

  I think Id try the new tide stain release products. I use them for my daughters clothes. i spot apray them and then pour in some of the stain release stuff too. It is amazing, you would not beleiev the food stains I get out with it and that is sometimes after they sit in a hamper for a week.

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• Mesopotamia

  January 2011

  MommaBee1228:

  Most of the slipcovers wash easy but they need ironing after they are washed. Id be wondering if you could keep up with ironing a giant slipcover every time you wash it. We threw ours out because i hated trying to iron it.

  True. I have one of those garment steamers so I think I can stick it back on and steam it while it's on the sofa
  

  DD 5yr 4mo, DD 3yr 3 mo

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• Mesopotamia

  January 2011

  MommaBee1228:

  I think Id try the new tide stain release products. I use them for my daughters clothes. i spot apray them and then pour in some of the stain release stuff too. It is amazing, you would not beleiev the food stains I get out with it and that is sometimes after they sit in a hamper for a week.

  I'll try this out.  I wish there was something like the Magic Eraser for sofa stains.
  

  DD 5yr 4mo, DD 3yr 3 mo

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