Improvements Microfiber Recliner Cover Protection equals peace of mind. We all love our furry friends and want to keep them close but they're not always the cleanest. No problem with this durable cover. It protects your upholstery from pets, kids, food spills and more so it stays looking newer longer. Soft, box-quilted, this cover looks great while keeping dog hair and grimy little paws (human and animal) from ruining your upholstery. So relax and enjoy — when company comes, the one-piece "winged" design makes it easy to take off — leaving your furniture pristine and ready for guests. Comes with the Improvements Guarantee. Customer Service at 800.933.2887 (8 a.m. to 1 a.m. ET). Offers coverage and protection Snag-resistant polyester with long tuck-in flaps Keeps dog hair and dirty paws from ruining your upholstery Protects against filth and grime Keep it on 24/7; remove it to wash or when company comes Stay-on strap fits over the back of furniture to hold it in place
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I also like the fact that it will be easy to wash. It is a good buy. These lights were the very easy to installtook 10 minutes to install all four I have a large recliner and it still fits really well. I have also washed it and it comes out like new. It made all the difference to cover the recliner. Definitely easy to put on that I hardly needed the instructions. The fabric is comfortable and glad it's washable! MY HUSBAND LOVES IT & MY DOGS LOVE It so if you live with slobs, it is perfect! This just what I needed to finish off my bedroom for the summer. My chair looks great and the cover matches my bedroom color theme perfect. I would definitely recommend these slipcovers Thanks HSN. it fits my lift chair great...no fuss after reclining or lifting...very soft and comfortable... Love this recliner cover. Fits great and was easy to put on recliner. I plan on ordering another one in burgundy. Was given a lift chair that was less than new. This was an attempt to keep things nice and clean.
Love the feel of the microfiber and the cover made the chair look great. Very happy with the quick shipping as well. I used to sit on my leather chair with a sheet or blanket. This fits oerfectly and washes great. Color is good too. Bought this because my little yorkie loves my chair and I wanted something to protect it besides a throw. I love the chair cover. Waterproof Quilted Sherpa Loveseat Protector by Oakridge Woodland Microfiber Recliner Cover Multi Purpose Recliner Cushion VIEW CART / CHECKOUT New (8) from $45.00 + $5.49 shipping Shop products for every room in your home from your Garage to your Kitchen. Maytex Collin Stretch 4-Piece Slipcover Recliner, MochaDetailsDritz 9070 Upholstery Clear Heads Twist Pins, 3/4-Inch, 30-Pack Add-on ItemFREE Shipping on orders over . Get a semi-custom look and fit with our 4-piece Patented Construction slipcover. Elastic corners, separate seat cushion, and wearable fabric make for a comfortable fit that transforms your old sofa or loveseat to a new one.
42 x 26 x 36 inches 1.6 pounds (View shipping rates and policies) Item can be shipped within U.S. 3.8 out of 5 stars #109,604 in Home and Kitchen (See Top 100 in Home and Kitchen) #54 in Home & Kitchen > Home Décor > Slipcovers > Armchair Slipcovers Maytex Stretch Reeves 4-Piece Recliner Slipcover, Chocolate Maytex Pixel Stretch 4-Piece Slipcover Recliner, Dark Olive Stretch Sensations Newport Recliner Stretch Slipcover, Cocoa 5 star45%4 star22%3 star8%2 star11%1 star14%See all verified purchase reviewsTop Customer ReviewsLook here you need a real visual...| 10 star Lift chair/recliner cover| Very Happy with the Fit of This Slipcover|I love this soft, stretchy, washable slipcover! Great for homes with kids/pets.Wonderful, but attracts lint| See and discover other items: recliner sofas, covers chairs, 4 chairsSure Fit Brown Stretch Recliner Slipcover Add a deep and rich brown slipcover to your recliner and give it new life.
Protect the cushions and make your recliner look like a new chair. This cover is one piece that easily stretches over your most comfy chair. 1 - piece slipcover covers entire piece of furniture Protect furniture from fur, stains, scratches and spills Stretches for a contoured look with smart seam details Convenient and affordable way to achieve a new look on your furniture Machine wash separately with cold water and mild detergent Tumble dry on low heat Material: 96% Polyester, 4% Spandex(Warning: a bit of a rant ahead, sorry)Ok, I've mentioned many times that Mom is becoming more and more incontinent as she sinks deeper into memory loss and/or the early stages of dementia. She often forgets to change her incontinence pad, even if I remind her, or simply doesn't care to do it - it seems that everything is just too much effort for her.Mom had a very good day yesterday, enjoyed breakfast out with the family for Mother's Day, and we took a long ride in the afternoon, all without incident.
She changed her incontinence pad regularly, so there were no accidents, and generally had a good day, which made my day easier as well, as her caregiver.Today, however, was another story. She went 6 hours without changing her incontinence pad (unbeknownst to me, because she claimed she changed it in the "early morning hours" while I was sleeping - which is not true, because the bathroom trash was empty when I got up). She resisted showering until about noon (which is a battle we go through every single time she needs to shower). I reminded her to take her pills 3 times, and she still didn't take them until I stood right there and made sure she did it. Then, to top it all off, because she told me she had changed her incontinence pad but hadn't, she sat in her recliner and completely emptied her bladder - and claimed she didn't feel it or even notice it was wet - not even when she got up from the chair (which *should* have caused her to feel wet, cold and clammy - but didn't). The entire seat of the chair is wet all the way through from side to side and front to back.
So apparently she waited far too long to go to the bathroom *and* to change that pad - the combination made a huge mess.So now I have a useless 10-month-old, $500 lift recliner unless I find a way to clean it. I need to know what you all use to clean up incontinence (urine) accidents to elminate the smell from the house and do a deep cleaning on a chair with padding in the seat. Would you recommend a solvent or a steam cleaner or what?I'm thinking I need to invest in a small steam cleaner with an upholstery attachment to soak the padding with a cleaning solution and then suck it back out to eliminate the urine that has soaked into the pad and eliminate the smell/stain. I checked on having the chair professionally cleaned but I can't afford to do that if she's going to have accidents every few days!Oh, and to answer any questions: -I had a protective blue/white washable pad on the seat of the chair, like they use in hospitals - she soaked right through it, which tells me she sat there and released the entire contents of her bladder, not just a little leak.
Should I be using something different? I spent quite a lot on a stock of these pads for just this reason, but if she's going to soak right through them, then maybe I should use something else. (And obviously, I plan to protect the chair a little better in the future, with a trash bag or some sort of plastic over the seat before I put an absorbent pad on top of it and tuck it in so she doesn't slide...)-Mom has been checked over for bladder/urinary tract infection and has none - her doctor said her weight combined with her age and the fact that she's had 4 kids has just left her incontinent and that it's just getting worse because that's what happens over time. Her rapidly declining memory is contributing to the problem - she just doesn't remember if she changed her pad or not, and I think she actually may have completely forgotten to get up and go to the bathroom, and waited too long - so then she had an accident.I appreciate your input, folks - I don't know where else to turn with these questions right now.