Warm reminder: Maintenance of plush toys

Keep the indoor environment clean and minimize dust. Regularly clean the surface of toys with clean, dry and soft tools.

2. Avoid prolonged exposure to sunlight and keep the toy dry both inside and out.

3. When cleaning, necessary measures can be taken according to the size. For smaller ones, first use tape to coat the parts that are prone to wear and tear, then directly put them in the washing machine for soft washing, spin dry, hang them in a cool place to dry thoroughly, and intermittently gently pat the toys to make their fur and fillers fluffy and soft. For large toys, you can find the filling seam, cut the seam, and take out the filling special (acrylic cotton). Special parts can be left unused (to better maintain the shape). Use tape to stick the parts of the accessories that are afraid of wear and tear. Wash and dry the outer skin, then put the filling into the toy skin, shape it and sew it up.

4. For wool/cloth or dolls equipped with high-intelligence electronics, cores, or audio systems, it is essential to remove the electronic components (some are not waterproof) or batteries before cleaning to prevent damage from water exposure.

5. After the toys are thoroughly cleaned and dried, use a clean comb or similar tool to comb them neatly along the direction of the fur to make the fur smooth and beautiful.

6. Check if the internal organs of the plush toy are clean and hygienic. Unqualified toy fillers may contain discarded plastic, fiber ropes, scraps of paper, and even black-hearted cotton that is explicitly prohibited by the state.

7. Twist the eyes, nose and mouth of the plush toy to see if they are sturdy. If the tensile strength of the small parts on the toy does not meet the national standard, it is an unqualified product.

8. For the sake of good health, plush toys should be disinfected and cleaned regularly.

9. A simple and feasible method for sterilization and disinfection is to gently and repeatedly iron the fluff with a powerful steam iron, which also has a certain sterilization and decontamination effect.

10. Tips for washing plush toys at home: For toys with few small parts, you can hand wash or machine wash them with warm water at 30-40℃. When washing, you can use neutral laundry detergent. For long-haired plush toys, using cashmere detergent will work better.

11. How to prevent toys from getting dirty easily and extend their lifespan? When purchasing toy packaging, never throw away the paper boxes or plastic bags, as they can be used for packaging dust during storage. In areas with a humid climate, to prevent toys from getting damp, desiccants can be placed during storage. When storing stuffed toys, try to avoid piling them up to prevent deformation and damage