How To Dry Teddy Bears at Hannah Purcell blog

How To Dry Teddy Bears. Pat out excess moisture with a dry towel. Lay them outside for a little ‘sunbathe’! Air dry or place the stuffed animal in a mesh bag or pillowcase. Rinse the stuffed animal with clean water to remove soap residue. It’s best to let teddy dry naturally, especially if it’s a dry, warm day. Make sure the teddy is completely dry before you returning it your child. If you wish to speed up the drying process, try using a hair dryer set to cool. Drying your teddy bear it is best to avoid the tumble dryer when drying your bear as the fur can be extremely flammable or become matted from the high heat. Dry the stuffed animal with a clean towel. If you can't tumble dry the toy, hang it carefully to avoid damaging it or lay it out flat to dry. Proper drying is crucial after cleaning to avoid mould and mildew, which might grow should moisture be trapped in the stuffing.

Rinse the stuffed animal with clean water to remove soap residue. It’s best to let teddy dry naturally, especially if it’s a dry, warm day. Dry the stuffed animal with a clean towel. Lay them outside for a little ‘sunbathe’! If you can't tumble dry the toy, hang it carefully to avoid damaging it or lay it out flat to dry. Pat out excess moisture with a dry towel. Drying your teddy bear it is best to avoid the tumble dryer when drying your bear as the fur can be extremely flammable or become matted from the high heat. If you wish to speed up the drying process, try using a hair dryer set to cool. Make sure the teddy is completely dry before you returning it your child. Proper drying is crucial after cleaning to avoid mould and mildew, which might grow should moisture be trapped in the stuffing.

Toys monkey and teddy bear are dried on a clothesline after washing

How To Dry Teddy Bears If you can't tumble dry the toy, hang it carefully to avoid damaging it or lay it out flat to dry. Proper drying is crucial after cleaning to avoid mould and mildew, which might grow should moisture be trapped in the stuffing. If you can't tumble dry the toy, hang it carefully to avoid damaging it or lay it out flat to dry. Lay them outside for a little ‘sunbathe’! Pat out excess moisture with a dry towel. Make sure the teddy is completely dry before you returning it your child. Drying your teddy bear it is best to avoid the tumble dryer when drying your bear as the fur can be extremely flammable or become matted from the high heat. If you wish to speed up the drying process, try using a hair dryer set to cool. Air dry or place the stuffed animal in a mesh bag or pillowcase. It’s best to let teddy dry naturally, especially if it’s a dry, warm day. Dry the stuffed animal with a clean towel. Rinse the stuffed animal with clean water to remove soap residue.