Vacuum Seal Stuffed Animals

Someone suggested vacuum sealing the stuffed animals -- if the plush is in good condition I think this would flatten down and ruin the plush if saving the stuffed critters is of interest to you.

Vacuum seal stuffed animals. About Press Copyright Contact us Creators Advertise Developers Terms Privacy Policy Safety How YouTube works Test new features Press Copyright Contact us Creators. For stuffed animals that your child wont be using any time soon stuff the toys into vacuum bags. Step 4 Put the stuffed animal in a plastic bag and pour 12 cup of baking soda in the bag.

Another item some will store in air-tight bags is stuffed animals. Ill be shipping them out to my new place soon California to Oregon and am worried about their safety and possiblity of getting ruined while sealed. If you dont have much space for storing stuffed animals long term use space bags.

Put stuff in them use the vac hose to suck out the air put a rubber band around the top and when they lose air put it back in. Without any air inside the flattened soft toy animals will be safe from humidity and temperature changes. Because this method can squish and misshape stuffing dont use vacuum bags for precious stuffed animals or antique plush toys as they could be damaged by the process.

Then of course they might be easier to get rid of further down the road if they are perma-smashed. Theyre cute theyre fuzzy and they take up A LOT of room. We do a lot of weird and fun things here at RightThisMinute but vacuum sealing stuffed animals with a labratory-grade vacuum sealer isnt one of them.

Step 5 The next day vacuum the stuffed animal to remove all of the baking soda. In todays video we are tackling a subject that many of us struggle withSTUFFED ANIMALS. But do be sure to check the bags you are buying to see if they have a shelf life.

These might incur dimensional weight charges after you buy postage so the best way to avoid this is by vacuum sealing your larger stuffed animals and keeping your package as small as you can make it. Almost all vacuum seal bags eventually lose their seal and are not meant to be used for extremely long periods of storage. If it smells like vinegar then wash it again according to the instructions on the tag.