Cushion
The cushion protects your skin from pressure sores. It is important to
keep it clean and dry
so it
will last longer. Your cushion will not last as long as your chair. You should replace your
cushion every year or as needed. Dirt and moisture that is in contact with your skin can cause
pressure sores.
If you notice skin problems developing, you should check the condition of
your cushion.
The foam will wear out with exposure to liquid and sunlight. Foam that is worn out may have
hard spots which can contribute to the development of pressure sores. Try to
prevent your
cushion from getting wet or being exposed to direct sunlight
.
Maintaining your Cushion
Regularly inspect your cushion
for worn spots, dirt, holes in
the cover and foam.
How to
inspect your cushion:
Remove the cover and inspect
the top foam and base. They should be solid, without crumbling
or excessive discoloration, and the foam should spring back
when squeezed.
When necessary remove and
wash the cover
with mild soap
and water. Dry it thoroughly before replacing.
Wash top foam
when needed with mild soap and water, making
sure to rinse all the soap out, and dry thoroughly before
replacing the cover.
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