How To Clean Dusty Stuffed Animals

If there is too much dust built up on the toy use a vacuum cleaner.

How to clean dusty stuffed animals. Use the washcloth to get rid of stains in the toy just like you would do when you clean upholstery by dipping it in the soapy mixture and scrubbing the toy. Nap time or night hours are good cleaning times Use a soft-bristled brush or the vacuum upholstery tool to prevent dust from becoming the base for heavier soil. Just sprinkle the baking soda on the stuffed animal and let it sit for about 5 minutes.

Shake excess baking soda off into the bag. Remove residual baking soda which includes dirt and grime from the stuffed toy using a vacuum cleaner hose. Cover it with a light coating of baking soda and place the little guy in a pillowcase.

Then simply brush it off. You can use a brush with large bristles to gently remove the deposited dirt. Many of the newer dryers have an allergy setting that allows the temperature to get to 180 to 190 F.

If the stuffed animal is too dirty then use the classic baking soda treatment. Want to remove those allergens and dust mites from stuffed animals. Put it on a low power setting and use a brush attachment.

Discard the bag in the trash. To keep dust off your stuffed animal once a week use your vacuum cleaner. Unfortunately stuffed animals can also harbor dust mites and other allergens that may trigger allergies in children and adults in the house.

How to clean dust and dirt deposited on an old teddy bear. To lessen allergies every couple of months I stick stuffed animals into a plastic ziploc or freezer bag of some sort and put them into the freezer for 48hours. Take your time and with slow gentle motions vacuum the toy.