Tom and Jerry PP Cotton Plush Stuffed Toy with Cigarette

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Cleaning Stuffed Animals and Plush Toys:

• Stuffed animal pre-op work up: Look over the little critter to see if it has any tears in its seams and for any weakened spots that could give way in the wash. If possible, stitch these weak areas back together. If the stuffed animal still has a label, check to see if there are any washing directions. If the stuffed animal has any metal or moving parts that can be removed, take them out
• Cleaning the stuffed animal by hand: Some stuffed animals or plush toys cannot be submerged in water because they are made from delicate material, which is rare, or, more likely, they are old and fragile and/or they have music boxes inside. In those special cases, spot cleaning is your only option. Even if you can wash your stuffed toys in the washing machine, spot clean them first. The more you get off by hand, the better
• Use a pillow case or a mesh bag to wash the stuffed animal in: The idea is to contain the stuffed animal and prevent it from coming into direct contact with the agitator, which could potentially damage the stuffed animal. Wash the stuffed animal by itself, with the exception of another object to balance out the washer's spin cycle. Tie the pillowcase shut with string
• Wash on the gentle cycle: Use the delicate setting or gentle cycle for washing the stuffed animal. And use a scant amount of laundry detergent to clean the stuffed animal. If you are uncomfortable with washing the stuffed animal in the washing machine, wash it by hand in the sink. You may still be able to spin it in the washing machine to get most of the water out before drying it. Just don't forget to rinse the stuffed animal really well
• Dry on a line: If it is a sunny warm day, dry the stuffed animal outside on the line. It should dry pretty quickly, and as long as you only leave it out for a day, you won't have to worry about sun damage. Otherwise, hang it up near a dehumidifier, heat vent, or fan. It may take a few days to dry inside. Drying in the dryer is not totally out of the question; it is just kinda risky. If you do try it, make sure to use the lowest heat setting

Tips for Cleaning Stuffed Animals:

• If the stuffed animal has moving joints, it may not survive the washing machine
• If the stuffed animal is made with wool, it should not be washed in the washing machine or submersed in water
• Firmer stuffed toys are stuffed so densely that they may never fully dry out
• Clothing and/or accessories should be removed, if possible
• Read to see of what materials the stuffed animal is made and if there is any advice for washing
• Some plush toys and stuffed animals can have their stuffing removed and replaced
• Ask a dry cleaner if they have any experience with dry cleaning stuffed animals

Package Included:

• 1 x Tom and Jerry PP Cotton Plush Stuffed Toy with Cigarette