Using a lint rolling makes a surprising difference, and is very gentle.
You can lightly dust your plush with baking soda if it begins to hold any kind of odor.
Diluted laundry detergent (or gentle dish soap) can be used with cold water and a microfiber cloth to treat stains.
You can pat the surface of the plush dry, or hang them up if they become wet (not drenched) somehow.
NEVER USE FABRIC SOFTENER.
Please never place your plush in the drier. Do not leave your plush in direct sun, or use the heat setting on a hair drier on them, as it may damage the fabric!
In case of structural damage…
Remove the plush from children, pets or anyone else who may be tempted to swallow parts/contents of the plush.
For a tear in the fabric, or ripped seam, we recommend a using a ladder stitch (hidden stitch).
it’s actually so fucked up that we live in a world where you can get bright red eyes like a vampire using flash photography and instead of acknowledging how much that absolutely rips we try to get rid of it
Tumblr already has a personalization algorithm it’s called my beloved mutuals who have great taste and only wish to psychologically damage me sometimes
ALT
ALT
