Are Stuffies machine washable?
923978
I know the tag on Digger the Dog says "surface clean" only. However I do know that if my grandson's stuffie gets to the point where it really needs a good cleaning I will be putting it in washing machine. I have put other stuffed animals in machine..in a pillowcase, cold water, let it spin dry several times and put in dryer on air only. There are several suggestions on how to wash stuffed animals on google you can also refer to. Good luck.
1594833
I have hand washed her, submerged her in water, scrubbed lightly on a stain. She turned out fine, but I wouldn't want to do it very often. And she does have a magnet under her smile - it's what holds that pacifier on. Otherwise, she's pretty much like any other stuffed toy. I've seen some ratty Stella's at Goodwill that look like they have been through the washer a few times, so I wouldn't toss her in the wash machine.
555326
Yes, they are absolutely machine washable. No need to dry them though. They come out of the washing machine clean and pretty dry.
1308533
I have removed toys & mat to wash had no problem but I air dryed.toys can go in the dryer.
1433216
As far as the instructions on the tag go I believe it says to spot clean only. However, this is a well made quality stuffed animal and when my daughter had the flu I did put it in the washing machine on gentle cycle (in one of those mesh delicates bags) and it came out just a good as it went in.
1113130
Not sure if it is machine washable. We just spot clean it when necessary. I wouldn't be averse to throwing it in on a gentle cycle if it was very dirty. The teddy is fairly large, we've been really pleased with our purchase :)
1642256
I believe the whole thing is washable but I wouldn't use hot water. I have only washed the removable cushion so far. I have 3 of these beds and I threw all three removable cushions in the washer on cold water. The stitching on one of the cushions came loose during the wash and a good bit of stuffing came out. I was a bit shocked to see all of that stuffing in the washing machine. I was able to easily re-stuff the cushion and sew up the opening. I did not put them in the dryer because the label only said washable. I hung them up and they were dry in a few hours. Our cats really love these beds.
408045
Yes! Just this past weekend I rounded up the stuffed dog toys and put them all through the washer and the dryer. The beloved Squeaky Duck, as its know around here, came through perfectly and still squeaks even though I washed hot and dried fully.
1342555
I wash them in the same load as our diapers (organic cotton as well as microfiber) and fleece inserts. I've never had a problem with putting everything together.
553692
They do say machine washable and dry-able, HOWEVER.... I tried in a bag and out... the only complaint I have is both ways, the sample group , (I only used about 5-7 snowballs, some in and out of a secured pillow case ), is that they lose that crunchy feel they have. After this result the rest I just refreshed in the dryer without wetting them, (so far only indoor play), and they came out perfect. I haven't tried hand washing and air drying yet, but plan on giving it a try soon. Certainly they all remained in action and the kids seem to love them no matter what they feel like. I hope that helps some. They do say machine washable and dry-able, HOWEVER.... I tried in a bag and out... the only complaint I have is both ways, the sample group , (I only used about 5-7 snowballs, some in and out of a secured pillow case ), is that they lose that crunchy feel they have. After this result the rest I just refreshed in the dryer without wetting them, (so far only indoor play), and they came out perfect. I haven't tried hand washing and air drying yet, but plan on giving it a try soon. Certainly they all remained in action and the kids seem to love them no matter what they feel like. I hope that... » Read More They do say machine washable and dry-able, HOWEVER.... I tried in a bag and out... the only complaint I have is both ways, the sample group , (I only used about 5-7 snowballs, some in and out of a secured pillow case ), is that they lose that crunchy feel they have. After this result the rest I just refreshed in the dryer without wetting them, (so far only indoor play), and they came out perfect. I haven't tried hand washing and air drying yet, but plan on giving it a try soon. Certainly they all remained in action and the kids seem to love them no matter what they feel like. I hope that helps some. « Show Less
679346
Leave your stuffed animals inside the Teddy Needs a Bath bag and put in the dryer. Your animals are safe and will come out fluffy and soft.
479812
im not sure if they are machine washable, I don't believe that they are though! I did read that you can put a damp rang in the dryer with them to refluff them... I personally love mine, my only complaint is I should have got the standard size d/t this one having so much extra space for the feathers to move around in.. So I have to fold mine in half to get it right.
1432324
I'm sorry that I can't answer that, as I have not used the hedgehogs in the washing machine. I seem to recall the box said to use them in the dryer.I think you would have to contact the manufacturer to find out for certain.
780547
I'm not sure either. Normally when I washed my children's stuffed animals I tied them up in a pillowcase and washed on gentle cycle, with great success. That's probably what I would do with this one as well, however since it is in my grandson's "custody" and he lives almost 5 hours from me, I'll probably just advise his parents of my experience and hope for the best!
2200806
Not in a washing machine but they are washable & sturdy. We use them regularly as a costume accessory. I sponge them off on both sides with soapy water, the sponge rinse water to rinse them. Let dry naturally. Once they r dry. I spray Lysol or Febreeze on the inside of patch. Again let them dry naturally. They hold their shape well
1647856
I speak from experience when I say, no. When a naptime potty accident soiled ours, I tried washing it. It came out of the washing machine a lumpy mess with the stuffing all matted in clumps. A tumble in the dryer was no help. It was unusable after washing.
803191
Yes, these are machine washable. No bleach, machine wash cold, dry low heat, remove promptly from dryer.