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EBay, Collectors, Flea Market & Antiques

hollysmom

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2. That's a little large -

Reply to Paper Roses (Original post)

Tue Jan 15, 2013, 04:48 PM

Jan 2013

I had some luck putting small stuffed animals in bags and in the laundry and then drying them out - you might be better off selling him as dusty rather than damaging him. Have you gone into the seller forums on E-bay. People onthere have always been a great help to me when I was selling things I didn't know a lot about.

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Hi Friends, anyone here ever tried to clean a plush stuffed animal? [View all] Paper Roses Jan 2013 OP

There's several suggestions out in Google land. I just throw them in the sinkingfeeling Jan 2013 #1

That's a little large - hollysmom Jan 2013 #2

If he's got any value, maybe you should see what the dry cleaner thinks. Vinca Jan 2013 #3

it would never dry if you submerged it in water grasswire Jan 2013 #4

Thanks for your advice. My daughter has an upholstery/rug cleaner machine, Paper Roses Jan 2013 #5