Cleaning a stuffed animal or toy that can't be machine washed with baking soda

There are many ways to wash a stuffed animal. Some folks can machine wash them, some people can spot clean them (if they're "surface wash only"), and some unfortunately cannot be put in the washer at all whatsoever, especially if they've got electronics or a music box movement.

In a video like this, I had shown you viewers how to do a simple spot cleaning treatment with stuffed animals/toys that was uploaded over a month ago where I had done some spot cleaning with my Bob the minion I got from Build-A-Bear Workshop.

This video shows how you folks can clean a stuffed animal without the need of a washing machine, especially if the stuffed animal/toy needs more than just a spot cleaning, or if you cannot put the stuffed toy in a washing machine/dryer for any reason, such as any of the aforementioned (music box, electronics, etc.).

I want to stress that my client/patient/etc. in this video (which in this case was Isabelle from Animal Crossing) was not harmed in the making of this video whatsoever.

Even if you're over the age of 18 and you're like me and STILL enjoy collecting stuffed toys of every kind, please get permission from someone you can trust (i.e., your parent(s)/guardians) before you do this! I am not liable for any damage caused to precious stuffed animals you have cherished for years.

Finally, here's the link to show more details on how the magic happens:
https://homeguides.sfgate.com/clean-s...

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