Is this product safe to use on collectible dolls?
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it is used on carpet, in bathrooms, on upholstery, in kitchens and is mainly water with a little rubbing alcohol and a small amount of a quaternary amine similar to those used in anti-bacterial soaps (amine works to control mildew, virus, bacteria, and fungus). It does biodegrade over time. I might suggest testing a small, out of the way, area of the doll prior to using it on the whole doll.
1412368
Yes I think so maybe in cold water, because the hair looks kind of like wool, so not sure about shrinkage. Just be gentle. The dolls face is plastic so no worries there.
745650
I had no problem with their hair. It was like a regular dolls gets tangled & messy after awhile. I hear if you use a solution of part water 2 Tbs liquid fabric softener it works as a detangler. Just put in a spray bottle & lightly use.
829332
It says "Do not use on plastics unless pre-approved by the manufacturer of the plastic to be treated..." I'm guessing that's a no.
1255997
Hmmm...I have never tried. But my daughter has had this doll a long time and still plays with it & I am assuming if they came off...they would have by now:)
1489530
My doll is a foot tall and I even have to cut the display case down as it is quite large for the doll height. I agree with Stacey Anderson that it is a very flimsy plastic case and will not provide protection for a breakable item.
591794
I use it to spray on the Coach purses I buy at Thrift stores. It cleans beautifully and when I dries you can never tell it was used. I would spray it on ky furniture if needed, if used on furniture, vacuum first. I think it is a safe product. If I use it on my coach purses or other fabric purses, then it must be good.
33478
U can wash it in the washer if u don't like the way it dries. Don't know about the face looking different but my grand kids love Thea dolls
670340
We have had customer that have used Luminaire for touch ups. Much of the success depends upon the quality of the vinyl used to make the doll.
153750
The tag says surface wash only. I personally don't think surface washing a cloth doll is going to really get it clean. I think I'm going to throw her in the wash machine and hope for the best.
186209
I bought this as a Christmas gift. I would say yes it could be used on dolls. But don't expect to do much with it as there's not much there. I had to get some other items to go with it to make a half way decent gift for a 5 year old. Hope this helps.
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While I don't see why not safety wise, I would recommend against it. It's very thick and sticky, it does not wash off of hands easily and hair might be worse. If you are trying to use it to get something out I think that'd be fine, it's made for skin and skin has hair on it. I personally wouldn't though
1898284
I don't know. My dolls have straight hair. I don't know why it won't. I bought it to use on all doll hair. For tangle doll hair brush it the same way you would brush human hair. Brush it in steps.
1753940
I rinsed and cleaned my infants Sophie toy last night and left overnight to dry. What I discovered on the counter this am were brownish imprints of the four feet. I am very worried now about giving this to my baby. How do I know if this paint is not toxic??
1086104
I restore vintage dolls and while the fabric softener thing does work, it can sometimes dull the shine. I use Finesse conditioner. Rinse the hair, work some Finesse through the hair, comb carefully with a big tooth comb (not a brush). Rinse lightly, blot excess water with a towel, comb again carefully and let dry.
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I have had my stand for quite a while. I just checked it and the sticker is gone, but there is a sticky residue left. I have a doll with a long skirt that completely covers the base. My cats knock this particular doll over a lot and the sticker probably got knocked off.
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I think so! The doll itself seems very sturdy. The hat will be easily lost but looks cuter without anyway. The clothes might be the only issue because they are thin but the doll quality, for the price, is great. Hope that helps!