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Cleaning Vintage Plush Toys. Once the washing cycle ends, remove the plush from the pillowcase immediately. Avoid adding fabric softener since this can leave a sticky residue. Put it on a low power setting and use a brush attachment. Apply the foam or suds with a toothbrush and wipe down with a clean cloth to remove dirt. You’ll be surprised at how many marks and scuffs these babies will remove from the white area of your comics, giving the whole cover more vibrancy by comparison. A steam cleaner is helpful if you have one. Take your time and with slow, gentle motions vacuum the toy. You may need to do this for several hours if the toy is very dirty. If the stuffed animal is too dirty, then use the classic baking soda treatment. Set your machine to the gentle cycle, use cold water and mild detergent, and send the plush through the wash with something light colored and soft, like towels. If there is too much dust built up on the toy, use a vacuum cleaner.

If the stuffed animal is too dirty, then use the classic baking soda treatment. You’ll be surprised at how many marks and scuffs these babies will remove from the white area of your comics, giving the whole cover more vibrancy by comparison. Once the washing cycle ends, remove the plush from the pillowcase immediately. Avoid adding fabric softener since this can leave a sticky residue. Put it on a low power setting and use a brush attachment. Apply the foam or suds with a toothbrush and wipe down with a clean cloth to remove dirt. Take your time and with slow, gentle motions vacuum the toy. A steam cleaner is helpful if you have one. If there is too much dust built up on the toy, use a vacuum cleaner. Set your machine to the gentle cycle, use cold water and mild detergent, and send the plush through the wash with something light colored and soft, like towels.

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Cleaning Vintage Plush Toys Once the washing cycle ends, remove the plush from the pillowcase immediately. Take your time and with slow, gentle motions vacuum the toy. If the stuffed animal is too dirty, then use the classic baking soda treatment. Once the washing cycle ends, remove the plush from the pillowcase immediately. Set your machine to the gentle cycle, use cold water and mild detergent, and send the plush through the wash with something light colored and soft, like towels. Apply the foam or suds with a toothbrush and wipe down with a clean cloth to remove dirt. You may need to do this for several hours if the toy is very dirty. If there is too much dust built up on the toy, use a vacuum cleaner. Put it on a low power setting and use a brush attachment. Avoid adding fabric softener since this can leave a sticky residue. A steam cleaner is helpful if you have one. You’ll be surprised at how many marks and scuffs these babies will remove from the white area of your comics, giving the whole cover more vibrancy by comparison.