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and hang over parallel lines to dry. ' You iShtoiild.-O'Ccastonally clean foam fleece mattress pads In the same manner, advises the home economist. This treatment keeps them light and airy and helps them retain their shape and elasticity.
Foam rubber pillows may be washed either by hand or In the automatic washer. Put each pillow In an old pillow case. Baste up the open end with long stitches to allow space for the water containing soli to be released by the suds. Set the automatic washer for five minutes, plus the spin cycle. Dry rubber pillows in the air, never In the dryer. When washing pillows by hand, squeeze the suds and warm water through them and then rinse in clear water. Take a couple of clean towels and press and knead out as much of the moisture aspossi ble. Dry in a breezy spot away from sunshine or heat. It will take some time to dry pillows In this manner. Always protect foam rubber pillows with a covering which can be removed often for laundering. Spot-sponge foam mattresses with thick suds of detergent or soap when needed. Many foam mattresses have removable damask or ticking covers which should be laundered often. Foam rubber mattresses are too bulky and large to wash at home ; says Miss Fuller.
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