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By vmartinez (Guest Post)
02/11/2009
Hi, you can try hand washing it with a damp soapy wash cloth and letting it air dry or toss it in the dryer for a minute or two.
~or~
you could also try those at home dry cleaning bags you can buy at walmart. i think you just put your garment - in your case lily, and pop it in the dryer for a little while. its supposed to take out smoke and other odors from your clothes. I don't see why it shouldn't work for your lily.
I hope these suggestions were helpful. Good Luck! =)
By June (Guest Post)
01/02/2007
Thankyou sooooo much for the ideas. I will definitely use this and hope for the best :)
By (Guest Post)
01/02/2007
How about using antibacterial wipes and then hanging her in an area to dry out? Maybe repeating as necessary. Lily is a terrific toy. My little one loves her. Good luck!
By Michawn (Guest Post)
01/01/2007
So bummer when people sell like that. Here are a few of my ideas, ALL of them include a big Ziploc bag, I think it's Hefty that makes the 2 1/2 gallon size.
#1 A box of baking soda and the toy, sealed and sit.
#2 Activated charcoal, regular briquets don't work for this. Try the pet store.
#3 Newspaper crumpled up.
Hope something like that helps. Maybe use the allergen Fabreeze?
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