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How To Dust Soft Toys. How to wash soft and stuffed toys safely, with expert advice and product recommendations from the good housekeeping institute. How to clean, sanitize, and disinfect stuffed animals, electronics, bath toys, baby toys, and toys that can't be washed using bleach, disinfectants, and your dishwasher. From their favorite bunny rabbit to the plush teddy bear they play with once a year, many children have a collection of stuffed animals they display with pride. There's a good chance your little one's beloved teddy bear, bunny, or polar bear is crawling with germs, dust, pollen, and more. If the toy has a foul odor, place it in a resealable bag, sprinkle it with baking soda or cornstarch, and shake vigorously to absorb any. Do you remember the last time you disinfected your kids' favorite plush toy? There are a few things you can do by hand…. But these beloved toys—even ones that sit on the shelf waiting to be played with—can quickly build up with dust, dirt, germs, and dander. Use a vacuum with the hose or upholstery attachment (or a lint roller) to get the dust off its fur. The guide on how to wash soft toys begins by filling a massive tub with normal water. A tub gives more space for the toy compared to a bucket. Mix a bit of water with a tiny bit.

How to wash soft and stuffed toys safely, with expert advice and product recommendations from the good housekeeping institute. There are a few things you can do by hand…. Use a vacuum with the hose or upholstery attachment (or a lint roller) to get the dust off its fur. How to clean, sanitize, and disinfect stuffed animals, electronics, bath toys, baby toys, and toys that can't be washed using bleach, disinfectants, and your dishwasher. There's a good chance your little one's beloved teddy bear, bunny, or polar bear is crawling with germs, dust, pollen, and more. But these beloved toys—even ones that sit on the shelf waiting to be played with—can quickly build up with dust, dirt, germs, and dander. The guide on how to wash soft toys begins by filling a massive tub with normal water. Do you remember the last time you disinfected your kids' favorite plush toy? A tub gives more space for the toy compared to a bucket. From their favorite bunny rabbit to the plush teddy bear they play with once a year, many children have a collection of stuffed animals they display with pride.

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How To Dust Soft Toys The guide on how to wash soft toys begins by filling a massive tub with normal water. Mix a bit of water with a tiny bit. How to wash soft and stuffed toys safely, with expert advice and product recommendations from the good housekeeping institute. There are a few things you can do by hand…. Use a vacuum with the hose or upholstery attachment (or a lint roller) to get the dust off its fur. How to clean, sanitize, and disinfect stuffed animals, electronics, bath toys, baby toys, and toys that can't be washed using bleach, disinfectants, and your dishwasher. Do you remember the last time you disinfected your kids' favorite plush toy? From their favorite bunny rabbit to the plush teddy bear they play with once a year, many children have a collection of stuffed animals they display with pride. There's a good chance your little one's beloved teddy bear, bunny, or polar bear is crawling with germs, dust, pollen, and more. If the toy has a foul odor, place it in a resealable bag, sprinkle it with baking soda or cornstarch, and shake vigorously to absorb any. But these beloved toys—even ones that sit on the shelf waiting to be played with—can quickly build up with dust, dirt, germs, and dander. A tub gives more space for the toy compared to a bucket. The guide on how to wash soft toys begins by filling a massive tub with normal water.