Memory foam is used as mattress toppers to make harder mattresses more comfortable, as well as for seat cushions and the like. Occasionally rips and tears can occur in memory foam from any number of things, such as pet claws. Correct use of spray adhesive designed for memory foam will help seal such tears allowing for further use of the memory foam.
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Remove any and all sheets, pillows, seat cushions and bedding from the memory foam.
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Use an adhesive specifically made for repairing torn memory foam. The adhesive should come in spray glue form and can be purchased on commercial sites that sell memory foam. Push the tear or rip in the foam together and spray the adhesive on the tear.
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Allow the adhesive to dry, which should take a few seconds, before placing sheets or seat cushions back on memory foam.
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