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Couch covers?
mcp
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I'm looking for a cover for my couch. Ideally, something simple that I don't have to fuck around with a lot.
I have pets, 3 dogs, my couch is like 10 years old and has seen better days. I don't really want to get a new one right now, so I thought some kind of nice cover would be great.
The kicker is, my couch is 83 inches long not including the arm rests.
I was looking at the sure fit pet throw, but their biggest one goes up to 76 inches. That doesn't really cut it.
This is probably a long shot, but does anyone have an recommendations on brands or specific products to check out?
I have pets, 3 dogs, my couch is like 10 years old and has seen better days. I don't really want to get a new one right now, so I thought some kind of nice cover would be great.
The kicker is, my couch is 83 inches long not including the arm rests.
I was looking at the sure fit pet throw, but their biggest one goes up to 76 inches. That doesn't really cut it.
This is probably a long shot, but does anyone have an recommendations on brands or specific products to check out?
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we currently use something we found at bed bath and beyond but honestly it sucks. always needs readjusting. you are probably better off just making something or finding a handy person/seamstress
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It kind of gets the job done, but I wanted to find something that looked a little nicer and would possibly stay in place a little better.
Buy some lengths of PVC pipe that are (or cut them) just a couple inches shorter than the width and depth of the seating area and stuff them down the back and sides of the seat cushions. Will hold the cover in and keep it from pulling out constantly when you get up/sit down. Bonus points if you connect them with elbow bends.