How do you clean a beanie baby toy?

Answer 1

It depends of material. Some Teddy Bears can be washed in wash machine some not. See first what is written on label. If you are washing Teddy Bear in wash machine, put it in pillow bag. Than, bear will not change shape. dry it on the sun.

Answer 2

You take a wash cloth and wet it with cool water. Then you ring it out so there isn't so much water in it anymore. Gently rub it on the beanie baby (or beanie buddy) until the stain comes out. P.S. NEVER PUT IT IN A WASHER OR DRYER All the tumbling around could destroy it.

Answer 3

Lots of children love being able to play with stuffed animals and may even choose to start their very own collection. From bears and rabbits to dinosaurs and lions, beanie babies offer furry friends in all shapes and sizes. Properly caring for your stuffed animals will help to ensure that the collection stays in tip-top shape for a lifetime. Because children can spill things on the animals and create stains, you will want to wash the toy without harming it. Place the beanie baby into a pillow case, tie shut and put into the washing machine with gentle detergent. Allow the toy to air-dry.

Answer 4

I dont think you can but if you do you need to do it very carefuly.

Answer 5

To wash a beanie boo you are to put it into the washer then into the dryer.

Answer 6

There are many ways to wash a Beanie Boo, but the most effective and careful way is with Oxi-Clean and water. The steps are: 1. Pour some Oxi-clean into a 1/2 cup container 2. Fill the container with water 3. Grab a white rag (If it's colored, sometimes the color rubs off on the Beanie Boo) and dip it into the mixture. Make sure you get powder on the rag 4. Scrub the dirty spot on your Beanie Boo until it begins to fade 5. Let the fur dry 6. Wash the spot again with just water after it's dry. If you need to, run a comb through the Beanie Boo's fur NOTICE: This probably will not work with sharpie, food coloring, dye, or non- washable substances. this works best with food or dirt stains, or washable marker/ watercolor paint. This is better than simply putting your Beanie Boo in the washer or dryer; mainly because the eyes are banged up in both, and Beanie Boos can "Explode", or come open in the dryer. I hope this was helpful!