Washing a stuffed animal without any consequences?

Hello

I want to wash a stuffed animal with a fluffy mane and tail in the washing machine. I've washed it once before, and now the tail and mane aren't what they used to be. The fluffy fur has become so dense and it now has fewer thick hairs rather than many thin (=fluffy) hairs. I put it in a washing net because of the glass eyes, as they would otherwise scratch. What can I do to prevent it from getting worse the second time? Will blow-drying it after washing help, or what will protect the fluffy fur?

Thanks in advance and best regards

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Volkerfant
3 years ago

Cuddly animals wash is really necessary. After washing, I would have proposed to you moans and tails.

Volkerfant
3 years ago
Reply to  Volkerfant

Thank you for the star.

wiki01
3 years ago

Cuddly animal wash without impact…..

I can’t. At least what happens is: it no longer smells like this cuddly animal.

hoermirzu
3 years ago

I always cut off the flags with the washing instructions.

Modern cuddly animals are washable at 30°, instead of softeners I have been taking a measuring scissor for years; föhnen may help as long as it is not too hot for the synthetic fibers.

PlueschTiger
3 years ago
Reply to  hoermirzu

Eating is aggressive, depending on the concentration.