what is the stuffing? Someone got chocolate on my bed and my tag came off so I don't know how to wash it without ruining it
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The filling is polyester. ... it says to machine wash cold, gentle and separately
968341
Your question reminded me that I had never washed my bed and it was long past due. I unzipped the hood to make two pieces again, took the cover off the cushion and decided not to wash the inner pillow. It seemed like it might deteriorate, so I just aired it out. I put everything else in my large front-loading washer, after having to brush a whole lot of hair out of the seams areas, thanks to my Sheltie. I dried all three pieces and it came out good as new. The hood part even stays up better (it had been kind of droopy, though my dog seems to love being it, even when it is rather collapsed and more like a cocoon.) Hope you have the same luck as I did in machine washing this bed.
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Preheat for 10 minutes then fill with chocolate. Make sure unit is sitting level. Take off preheat and put on other setting (forgot what it is). If chocolate does not flow uniformly down entire unit, then level it again until it flows correctly. Easy to clean. Just take apart and use soap and water to clean it.
350613
There is a thin kind of sheet tied around it. You can take it off and wash it I guess. I just wrap and extra sheet around the whole bed to keep it clean
1955316
I apologize for responding so late. My 7 yr. old received this from me at Christmas and has slept with it every night. If you don't already have it, def. a great buy! We took "bunny" to the beach recently and she became covered with sand and marker somehow. I filled the sink up w cold water (hot sets in stains) along with some tide laundry detergent, and used a wash cloth to scrub the areas. I then used a hair dryer to dry the fur while running my fingers over it to prevent it from not laying properly. Bunny is as good as new.
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I don't think the whole pillow is washable....there's a small zipper on the handle side where you can remove the stuffing & then wash the pillow itself....the stuffing looks like polyester clumps...I wouldn't want to try to takeout the filler to wash the pillow & expect to put it back & still be the same shape
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Toss it in the washer and dryer. Do not wash with other items; the maroon will bleed onto them.
1267120
What I bought was a mold to pour chocolate into. I don't have the actual item anymore, it was a gift for someone, but it was definitely a mold to put the chocolate into.
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Strangely, most stuffed animals say not to machine wash them. But with two small children in my house, sometimes they need a real good cleaning. When I clean any of my girls' stuffed things, I put them with a couple other things in a lingerie bag and toss them in with my regular laundry. That usually seems to protect them from the agitation while still getting them nice and clean. You can do it on the gentle cycle if you like. The dryer can be tricky, but, again, I have never had any problems, as long as I only use low heat. The thing to remember is that you want to make sure the stuffed thing gets *completely* dry so no mold or mildew grows inside it. As a side note, I have learned that you should not wash stuffed things with towels. They get covered in a weird film of towel fuzz.
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Sorry I did not answer sooner, unless I review my email one by one I miss them. The TEETH ARE PLASTIC BUT THE CLOSURE TAG IS METAL. So far I have washed bed cover and stretched it to the max, it is still in like new condition. I truly recommend these bed covers and beds, I know they are pricy but they are quality and one has to pay for that. Thank you for letting me help you!
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Since he is so big I would just do a spot clean it. If you have to wash it I would advise putting it in a body pillow case and toss it in your washer. Then I would tumble dry it low for about 30mins then let it air dry would like any other stuffed animal.
485535
It is absolutely washable. I had it for quite a while. However, some of the stuffing did shift in spots.
656072
It's machine washable, but it might cause the stuffing to clump in some places. Not really noticeably, though. I also washed all the pillows at some point.
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Not sure. Haven't tried to wash it yet. But instructions say "please remove stuffing before wash". Not sure if it means the pillow itself before washing the cover that comes on it.
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The tag says dry clean, which I wasn't aware of when I purchased it. However it is a beautiful comforter which is made of 100% polyester and polyester filled. I have a large HE washer which I decided I would try to wash it in, but I've yet to cross that bridge so I can't tell you how well that worked out.
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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.
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Agree with Kathy, the bolster is part of the bed. Just remove the cover and wash. It comes with wash instructions as well. I haven't needed to wash it yet and have had it about two months now.