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Try using a hair dryer on it as it will be a bit more direct.  Also if you can put it ouside to dry, wind and sun combination should help. If it is the sponge type it could take a couple of days to completely dry out.

Shirley

thanks shirley , im going to have to try the hairdryer i think as dry days are becoming a VERY rare treat in these parts lately !! its been wet for over a week now and its starting to not smell so good ! so going to have to kick on with something different than what i've been doing .

kerry

hi

you need to get some of the water out,do you have access to a hoover, that will suck water?if not you could lay it flat and place towels on it then walk on top of the towels to pull some of the water out.

Quote: Originally posted by wongers on 12/7/2011

hi

you need to get some of the water out,do you have access to a hoover, that will suck water?if not you could lay it flat and place towels on it then walk on top of the towels to pull some of the water out.

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