So, i just finished a amigurumi but i dont know how to clean/wash it before to sell it, can someone pls explain how to do it?
thanks
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I normally just lint roller it and I have an allergen warning on my tags because i live with dogs and cats
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What is it made with?
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probably machine wash unless the yarn says not to do it
sorry I’m not much of a help
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i dont remember, a long time ago i discarded the tag 
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I have no idea, but you should do what the yarn says to do with it. But if its s stuffed, surface wash it.
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What I meant, is it chenille worsted weight, really fine yarn, acrylic? 
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acrylic
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So I looked it up and this is what it said to do
And you could also just hand wash it if you wanted
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thanks!
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If it is dirty I wouldn’t sell it.
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That’s a really good point! , if it’s actually dirty then I personally wouldn’t sell it, I was just giving advice on how to wash a plushie but I just realized that the description says “wash a plushie before I sell it” and that is a no no.
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I agree that I wouldn’t sell anything I felt needing washing. I do run a lint roller over my work before bagging/boxing it because I have a semi-free roaming rabbit and dog, but I feel like that’s probably a good idea regardless of pet hair issues (yarn cutting fuzz gets around as well).
I also offer to fabreeze items as well simply because I cook and live in the same house I crochet lol
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