Head protector for recliner

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07-11-2011, 02:41 PM

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KenZ

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I made a small quilt out of my old polyester neck ties. The polyester washes well and the batting prevents any oil from soaking through.

07-11-2011, 03:48 PM

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dorrell ann

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A large star

07-11-2011, 05:22 PM

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Annz

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create a design that matches your decor. How about something he is interested in like fishing, tv, bowling etc.

07-11-2011, 06:35 PM

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ShabbyTabby

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When my little granddaughter was in Kindergarten I made her a little quilt to nap on. She is now 20 and I have been using that little nap quilt on the back of my lounger for almost 10 years now...Works great.

07-11-2011, 06:56 PM

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Dee

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I put sheets on ours. The queen size ones. Our little girl loves to sit on them also. She is our Kokoa(Toy Poodle)

07-11-2011, 08:46 PM

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watson's mom

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Quote:

Originally Posted by bearisgray

Good idea to put something on that area right away. It's quite surprising how much we shed.

I put microfiber towels on the fabric arms of the recliner we bought - and they do get dirty!

They do look a bit dorky, but they do help keep the arms cleaner.

My husband has a lazy boy he sits in when he comes in from the barn for lunch. It isn't practical for him to change clothes just to have lunch. I would have to put a whole quilt over it to protect it. I call it his " toxic chair" I do however, put a huge bath sheet over the back of the chair and headrest so that I can at least wash that part.