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optimusprime Posts: 2

I have a teddy bear with shaggy fur and have spent hours searching on how to clean/brush him. I can't find answers or anything that looks like my bear as he has been discontinued by the manufacturer. His fur is matted in the back and I don't want to touch it until I know what to do. Here are some pictures of him, please help! Thank you all in advance!

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jenny Three O'clock Bears
warwickshire uk
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I'd say that looks a bit far gone. But why not try a bit of talcum powder and brush it with a tiny teasel  brush....one bit at a time...you never know

Francesca KALEideaSCOPE
Rheinfelden
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My children have teddies in similar materials. I have to admit that when they really are too dirty for words, I put them in the washing machine, gentle cycle, and wash them that way. I also put them in the tumbler (drying machine?), always gentle program. They come out clean and nice....but I understand if you feel it would be a risk! bear_original
....I know, now everybody will say that I am a racist and treat manufacturer teddies different from my handmade ones.... bear_laugh  bear_laugh

LindaLu LindaLu
Germany
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I love 2 brushes with I prefer to work. And it depends what result you are awaiting. That's a synthetic fur?? I would go first with hard one, on the little space and then with 2. It should remanded naturally structure not  fussy. bear_flower e4e267cc11ect.jpg    4058c298020at.jpg

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