ThreeBeans
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That my 2 year old just peed on his brand new Radian65.
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I hope this thing comes off and washes easy. :thumbsdown:
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I hope this thing comes off and washes easy. :thumbsdown:
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broken4u05
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I have taken off the cover but never washed it good luck Tell us what happens
lovinwaves
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Sorry but I just LOL! That's a bummer.....Hope it washes up well 
ThreeBeans
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UGH.
The Radian65 cover does NOT come off easy. Two outer snaps on the outside at the bite are NOT intuitive. :thumbsdown:
The Radian65 cover does NOT come off easy. Two outer snaps on the outside at the bite are NOT intuitive. :thumbsdown:
broken4u05
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I hate those things. Why are they there?
ThreeBeans
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TO PISS ME OFF!!!!
broken4u05
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TO PISS ME OFF!!!!
Me too. I thought i was doing something wrong and i was going to brake it but looking at it i knew it had to come off. They could of done something other than that to keep it on
Morganthe
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Umm, I don't know if it's officially 'allowed', but I've done it and the seat was actually in better condition than if I machine washed it -- I use my Little Green Steam Machine to spot clean whenever dd has an accident or gets sick. The cover stays on the seat and it's pretty quick to do it. No smell afterwards except clean. :shrug-shoulders:
I've used it on the M-C and the Triumph in the past. Not recently though, so it slipped my mind completely until I read this thread. The Triumph was more difficult since it has all those flexible cushioned padding. I'd think it would be fairly simple to do the Radian. Not as many bends & a flat seat. If you have a steam cleaner handy, you might call and ask them if it's acceptable to do this.
I've used it on the M-C and the Triumph in the past. Not recently though, so it slipped my mind completely until I read this thread. The Triumph was more difficult since it has all those flexible cushioned padding. I'd think it would be fairly simple to do the Radian. Not as many bends & a flat seat. If you have a steam cleaner handy, you might call and ask them if it's acceptable to do this.
ThreeBeans
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Hmmmm.... :thumbsup:
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