No, not at all. The entire Kozy Kushion can be washed in a standard , large capacity washing machine. It can be dried in a standard dryer. No. The surface of fleece fabric normally changes texture slightly when repeatedly washed. If your Kozy Kushion is getting dirty very fast, you might want to consider using the covers so you don't have to wash the cushion so often.

The Kozy Kushion is only available in stores where trained personnel can help you with these types of products. Ask your favorite specialty store to become a dealer if you do not see the Kozy Kushion in their store. They can call or email to dealers@kozykushion.com.

The Kozy Kushion can be used with or without the covers. However, using the covers provides two advantages. In the event that something spills on the Kozy Kushion, or your child spits up, changing the cover requires just seconds. It is also easier to wash a cover verses the entire cushion. When your child lays on the Kozy Kushion with the cover, the cover naturally pulls the large end portions of the Kozy Kushion towards the center of the cushion providing additional support.

Kozy Kushion will work very well for you. Small, or premature babies need even more support. The large end portions of the Kozy Kushion will provide significantly more head support than any of the competitive cushions, while still making your baby very comfortable and stable.

No, it is not absolutely required. However, once a child finds they can push the cushion off the shopping cart, and mom or dad will retrieve it, they may find this to become an entertaining game. Attaching the strap in the shopping cart also helps to keep the Kozy Kushion in place on the cart.

For best results, you need to clean the tips immediately after each use. You can try soaking your tips in hot water/mild solvent for 5-10 minutes. Attach the tip to a cartridge, and then push hot water/solvent through the tip. If still clogged, you might try forcing a needle threader through the tip.

Yes. This is so the formula stays concentrated. The hair needs to be clean and free of any gel or product.

We provide floor covering for both the old home and new home. Whether it is cardboard for hardwood or tile, runners for your carpets, massonite for marble, or all of the above. This is at no additional cost to our clients. We want to protect your home just as much as you.

All of our unites are maintained to the highest standards of cleanliness. Items which are likely to cause any mess are prohibited from being in storage.

Porcelain Enamel Steel (LCS) dry erase boards may be washed as often as needed. Porcelain steel is a form of glass, and should be cleaned as such. We recommend using Windex to clean the board. However, try not to let the clean contact wood on the frame of the wood framed boards, as this may damage the lacquer finish of the frame. For more stubborn stains, you can clean the board with isopropyl alcohol.

Dry clean only when they are very soiled or have an odor from perspiration. Over dry cleaning will make your suits shiny and dry out the fabric. Try spot cleaning and steaming out your suits to get rid of wrinkles.

We only buy brand new containers of steel construction. They are sealed against damp but have ventilation to prevent condensation. All containers are kept in excellent condition and cleaned thoroughly before each use.

Yes We Do! We pre extract the fabric, dry solvent clean the material & apply a fabric guard, so there is no shrinkage, color loss or puckering all at no additional charge.

Yes, but only as a last resort. Dry cleaning your tie at the neighborhood cleaner usually ends in disappointment, mostly because they tend to over-press ties. Your chances of satisfactory results are increased if you take it to the cleaner in your area with the best reputation (and often the highest prices). You may also want to consider an outfit in New York called Tiecrafters. They specialize in cleaning ties and can be reached at 212 629 5800. Ask for Andy and tell him we sent you.

Dry cleaning damages the down and greatly reduces its life. Instead, make sure you cover your down bedding with mattress and pillow protectors, sun dry it occasionally, fluff it daily, and wash it once or twice a year.

Most people do not know that the “perc” that is used to clean “dry-clean only” garments is a toxic solution that will, in the end, ruin your clothing. It is, however, the only way to clean your wool, cashmere, and silk garments. Therefore, it is advisable to only dry clean once or twice a season, unless the garment is soiled. A quick pressing should release any wrinkles that may have occurred during your day of use.

Technically yes but we do not recommend it. In this instance it takes quite a long time to clean this area and you stand a good chance of prematurely wearing your floor brush out!

Yes, a 30 second rinse will remove all the extra dye and extra chemical. Do not wring or twist the fabric to remove the excess water. Gently squeeze and roll in a towel, pat the towel to absorb the water, then lay flat to dry.

This process only takes about 5 seconds depending on how well you work the granular drying agent over the grip during the shaking/inverting process - for best results please follow the instructions/steps.

I prefer handwash or automatic washer with "delicate" program: warm water (near 40c) and some neutral detergent with NO chlorine or bleach, like ones used for kids' clothes. Please buy a washing bag (used widely to wash legwear) and always close all the zippers on the suit, if you're using a washing machine. Never use dryers or fans - let the suit dry on the air, and preferrably in horisontal position... That's all!