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Old 03-01-2013, 11:50 AM   #5
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Any cleaning will risk the loss of stickers. If you want to do a deep cleaning of toys I recommend first using a heat gun to get the stickers off, and adhere them to a piece of wax paper. Dismantle the toy as best as possible and either scrub each piece by hand with a toothbrush and rag, or hit it with the garden hose. If its to the point where it needs a "deep" cleaning, the toothbrush and rag will get the best results. Use a little warm water and some elbow grease. I would also recommend a soft head toothbrush. I would also avoid soaps. Once clean, dry it as best you can with a towel, and let it air out over a few hours. Then use a little glue on the stickers, and stick them back on. Rubber cement works best.
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