Is there anything special i should do for cleaning it when i first get it? or just a damp cloth will be fine? I've never gotten a recharble toy b4 and certainly not one that has a built in cleaner. Anyone knows what ruins the cleaner in it?
First time cleaning?
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I'd go with a hot, damp cloth for that one. The built-in "cleaner" is actually just a way of shedding surface molecules, so your toy gradually gets smaller on a microscopic level. (Like, really really gradually -- you'll not notice, ever) There's nothing that will ruin the cleaner, because it's not a chemical that's added, but rather a property of the material itself.
Originally posted by
MrRainybowbow
Is there anything special i should do for cleaning it when i first get it? or just a damp cloth will be fine? I've never gotten a recharble toy b4 and certainly not one that has a built in cleaner. Anyone knows what ruins the cleaner in it?
01/01/2011
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Thank you =] i was really worried id end up damaging it somehow.
Originally posted by
ToyGeek
I'd go with a hot, damp cloth for that one. The built-in "cleaner" is actually just a way of shedding surface molecules, so your toy gradually gets smaller on a microscopic level. (Like, really really gradually -- you'll not notice, ever) There's
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I'd go with a hot, damp cloth for that one. The built-in "cleaner" is actually just a way of shedding surface molecules, so your toy gradually gets smaller on a microscopic level. (Like, really really gradually -- you'll not notice, ever) There's nothing that will ruin the cleaner, because it's not a chemical that's added, but rather a property of the material itself.
01/02/2011
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That's so awesome. I really want it now.
Originally posted by
ToyGeek
I'd go with a hot, damp cloth for that one. The built-in "cleaner" is actually just a way of shedding surface molecules, so your toy gradually gets smaller on a microscopic level. (Like, really really gradually -- you'll not notice, ever) There's
...
I'd go with a hot, damp cloth for that one. The built-in "cleaner" is actually just a way of shedding surface molecules, so your toy gradually gets smaller on a microscopic level. (Like, really really gradually -- you'll not notice, ever) There's nothing that will ruin the cleaner, because it's not a chemical that's added, but rather a property of the material itself.
08/24/2011
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