If your children enjoy playing with their stuffed animals and take them on all their adventures, you can save them from stains with these cleaning tips.
The teddies They are one of the most popular gifts for children. They are soft, cute, and come in different models and sizes to suit each child’s taste. Popular characters from series and films have their own version and adorn thousands of rooms.
These toys, however, have a disadvantage compared to other toys. different materialand it is how easily they get dirty. Being plush and with soft filling, they tend to accumulate dust and migration, which can alter their appearance and also expose your children to germs. These cleaning tricks will help you clean them efficiently without losing their charm.
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How to clean stuffed animals
Laundry
For stuffed animals without appliqués, cotton fabrics and difficult stains, this option is ideal. However, you must be careful that they do not have a tear or are torn in any part because they could lose their stuffing. In general, the product label indicates whether it is suitable for washing machines. However, always avoid the dryer, as it melts the glue and damages the joints in the long term.
Surface cleaning
If the stuffed animal has a bit of dust or a recent stain, a damp cloth may be more than enough. You can let it dry in the sun to finish eliminating any germs left after it gets dirty.
Baking soda trick
If your stuffed animal is too old to be washed in the washing machine but is too stained to be given a quick wipe, this trick is ideal. Grab a plastic bag and add a few tablespoons of baking soda. Put the stuffed animal in the bag, close it and shake it for a while until the toy is completely covered in the white powder. Clean it with a brush and a towel.
Source: Ambito
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