1. Wash with coarse salt

　　Put the lovely plush toy in a plastic bag, prepare a handful of coarse salt and put it in the plastic bag. Gently shake the plastic bag for a few minutes. (Depending on the absorption situation) The white coarse salt turns dark yellow or even grayish black, but the toy returns to its original color. Then shake off the coarse salt and clean it up.

　　2. Wash with water and wash by hand.

　　Step 3 Machine wash

　　Small toys can be glued on the worn parts with adhesive tape first, then put into the washing machine for soft washing, spin-drying, hanging upside down in the shade, and pat the toy to make the plush stuffing inside fluffy. If it is a big plush toy, you must take out the stuffing inside, otherwise it will be as difficult to dry as a quilt. Every plush toy has a seam, which is the entrance of PP cotton. Find and cut the suture, take out the PP cotton inside, and then stick the glued parts with glue lines to prevent wear. Then put them in the washing machine, take them out and put them in the shade. After drying, put them in and pat them a few times to make them fluffy. If they are plush, remember to comb and shape them gently along the plush direction with a comb.