To understand the internal components of plush toys, some of them are straw and bean shells, which can't be cleaned. It is easy to break when washing, so you can only comb it with a wet towel or a soft brush.

For plush toys that can be cleaned, add detergent to the basin and flush some water according to a certain proportion. Stir the water in the basin with a common soft brush to get rich foam, and then brush the surface of the plush toy with a soft brush stained with foam. Be sure not to get too much water on the brush. After brushing the surface of the plush toy, wrap the plush toy with a bath towel and put it in a basin filled with clear water for pressure washing, so that the dust and washing liquid in the plush toy can be removed. Then put the plush toy into a basin filled with softener, soak it for a few minutes, then put it into a basin filled with clear water and wash it several times until the water in the basin becomes clear from turbidity. Wrap the cleaned plush toy in a bath towel, put it in a washing machine for dehydration, set it and comb it and put it in a ventilated place to dry, so that your plush toy will be brand-new. You'd better take out the stuffing in the doll first.

This is easy to clean and dry, and it is best to soak it with softener after cleaning, otherwise there will be static electricity.

If you wash it with a washing machine, take out the stuffing inside and wrap the doll in old clothes that won't fade. Then put it in the washing machine, but be sure to wrap it. Otherwise, it will be eliminated.

Another way is to use a big bag that won't leak, pour some salt into it, then put the doll to be dusted, hold the bag tightly to prevent the salt from falling out, and shake it hard so that all sides of the doll can come into contact with the salt.