You shouldn't use water, as this will certainly damage the finish or the doll, causing it to crack, or craze (lots of thin, long cracks, that look a bit like a grey Spiders web covering the doll). I've read that acrylic paint in the same colour as the doll can be lightly buffed on to the doll, then wiped off. This will fill in any craze lines, and male them less noticeable. Or try looking on ebay for a good composition doll cleaner. NEVER clean the eyes, or painted areas such as hair, lips or cheeks with ANYTHING other than a very soft cloth, as it may erase the paint. To clean the clothes, as long as they aren't delicate or silk, you can put them in a jam jar with warm water and a teaspoon of bicarbonate of soda. Put the lid on and shake it, to create a mini doll washing machine. Its also worth noting to keep your dolls and clothes out of sunlight, as this will craze the dolls and fade the clothes very quickly. Btw, if possible, remove any trims that may change colour whilst washing, due to running dyes. Hope I helped :)
well you cant You can clean a m.h. doll by using warm soapy water and a rag. If that doesnt work use alcohol and clean the doll that way.
There are many ways to clean a blow up doll. You can take it in the shower, if things get messy make sure to clean it again! You can wash it in the washing machine, make sure it is on cold. You can spray water in it.
Get the doll as clean and neat as possible. Redress her in her original outfit (also clean) or in another Mattel Barbie outfit from the same time period.
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If it's the composition doll, try looking on kovels.com web site, you'll need a (free) account to see the value, if it's the plastic doll of the 1970's then try Ebay auctions
WASH YOUR HANDS BEFORE PLAYING WITH IT; KEEP IT OUT OF THE DIRECT SUN; VACUUM THE BODY AND CLEAN THE FACE WITH BAKING SODA.
Clean and dry means that there are no foreign matters which have an effect on the composition of the standard solution. Foreign matters like minerals, bacteria or just calcium or dirt directly influence the composition.
That would depend on what they are made of?? can you be more informative on what the composition is??
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Dampen a washcloth or clean rag with warm (not hot) water. sprinkle a pinch or so of baking soda on your cloth. Being careful to not get any baking soda in your doll's eyes (they may rust), gently rub her face in circular motions. Use a try, clean cloth to rub off any excess baking soda when you're done.If it is really bad (permanent marker, make up, etc.) send your doll to the American Girl Hospital for a Wellness Visit or a head replacement.
Doll Doll Doll was created in 2001.
No it is not. Grace went to Germany to photograph a 3 day old baby as it was not allowed here. The dolls were done in composition--not bisque.