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This may not be possible where you live, but we live in Arizona, where, as you may know gets to be 115 degrees and higher. two of my 5 sons are bedwetters. On a weekly basis I take their matress outside and with a hose I have an attachment that is supposed to be used for weed removal, I add pine-sol, I've tried beach, doesn't take the smell out, and I've tried Tied. I've found pine-sol works the best!! I also use this same way of cleaning my couches. I only paid $75 for my couches, had them for 3 years, I bleach them out every couple of months....SERIOUSLY!!! With 5 boys, my husband and I have decided NOT to buy new furniture, until they are moved out! So I need to find ways of keeping my all-boy house looking good! Anyway, back to the matress....in Arizona, in takes about 2 hours for the

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  • This may not be possible where you live, but we live in Arizona, where, as you may know gets to be 115 degrees and higher. two of my 5 sons are bedwetters. On a weekly basis I take their matress outside and with a hose I have an attachment that is supposed to be used for weed removal, I add pine-sol, I've tried beach, doesn't take the smell out, and I've tried Tied. I've found pine-sol works the best!! I also use this same way of cleaning my couches. I only paid $75 for my couches, had them for 3 years, I bleach them out every couple of months....SERIOUSLY!!! With 5 boys, my husband and I have decided NOT to buy new furniture, until they are moved out! So I need to find ways of keeping my all-boy house looking good! Anyway, back to the matress....in Arizona, in takes about 2 hours for the
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  • This may not be possible where you live, but we live in Arizona, where, as you may know gets to be 115 degrees and higher. two of my 5 sons are bedwetters. On a weekly basis I take their matress outside and with a hose I have an attachment that is supposed to be used for weed removal, I add pine-sol, I've tried beach, doesn't take the smell out, and I've tried Tied. I've found pine-sol works the best!! I also use this same way of cleaning my couches. I only paid $75 for my couches, had them for 3 years, I bleach them out every couple of months....SERIOUSLY!!! With 5 boys, my husband and I have decided NOT to buy new furniture, until they are moved out! So I need to find ways of keeping my all-boy house looking good! Anyway, back to the matress....in Arizona, in takes about 2 hours for the matress to dry completely. : )
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