Washing stuffed animals

[FireBrand]

I have a 'talking Alf' that needs batteries............I long to here him say "here,...kitty kitty kitty"

 

[bcp]

you really should either replace it every year or so or quit using and abusing it as much as you do

you can buy them now with bigger receiver tanks so they can be used for up to 5 years before needing factory provided draining.

 

[Callie girl]

My mom had kept one of the teddy bears I had as a little girl and gave it to me recently to hand down to my baby boy.

I want to wash it, but I'm afraid I'll ruin it. It's in good shape, it just needs a cleaning. Would you chance it?

If I can't wash it in the washing machine, is dry cleaning an option? Is that something a dry cleaner does?

I put my kids in a pillowcase and wash them on the gentle cycle, so far so good.

 

[Nickel]

I put my kids in a pillowcase and wash them on the gentle cycle, so far so good.

Jeez, I let mine get away with just taking a shower.

 

[Speedy70]

Take it to the cleaners....preferably one that you have used before and you trust them

Believe it or not, I don't have anything dry cleaned. :shrug:

So, can anyone recommend a good dry cleaner in the Prince Frederick area?

 

[FireBrand]

I put my kids in a pillowcase and wash them on the gentle cycle, so far so good.

You have been reported

 

[jazz lady]

Jeez, I let mine get away with just taking a shower.

 

[Callie girl]

Jeez, I let mine get away with just taking a shower.

 

[aps45819]

when you have a stuffed toy for longer than a certain amount of time the string that holds it together gets fragile....if you put it in the washer and add detergent it might make it that much more fragile and it will fall apart

That's why you put it in a pillowcase and tie it shut. Keeps the agitator from pulling the arms/legs away from the body.

 

[Cowgirl]

My mom used to put my stuffed animals in the washer. It made their fur all nasty.

 

[Speedy70]

My mom had kept one of the teddy bears I had as a little girl and gave it to me recently to hand down to my baby boy.

I want to wash it, but I'm afraid I'll ruin it. It's in good shape, it just needs a cleaning. Would you chance it?

If I can't wash it in the washing machine, is dry cleaning an option? Is that something a dry cleaner does?

Washing stuffed animals 10-09-2007 06:24 AM I want to tie you to a rusty green tractor with corn husks and fly over the top of you in my WW1 biplane that I converted to a crop duster. I'm going to eat 120 lbs of metamucil and then shard all over your face as I fly by.

 

[OldHillcrestGuy]

My mom had kept one of the teddy bears I had as a little girl and gave it to me recently to hand down to my baby boy.

Wow they had teddy bears back then.

 

[Speedy70]

My mom had kept one of the teddy bears I had as a little girl and gave it to me recently to hand down to my baby boy.

Wow they had teddy bears back then.

Funny coming from someone whose forum name is OLDHillcrestGuy.

 

[OldHillcrestGuy]

Funny coming from someone whose forum name is OLDHillcrestGuy.

 

[Speedy70]

Are you going to that soccer game this weekend? I may see you there.

 

[OldHillcrestGuy]

Are you going to that soccer game this weekend? I may see you there.

Yes I am.

 

[Speedy70]

Yes I am.

I'm sending you an email shortly.

 

[OldHillcrestGuy]

I'm sending you an email shortly.

I just sent you one.