
Six steps before washing a plush toy: check electronics and air-dry
Not every plush toy is machine washable. Start with the care label, electronic components and whether spot cleaning is enough.
Find a small change that fits your home.

Not every plush toy is machine washable. Start with the care label, electronic components and whether spot cleaning is enough.

Reduce fading, dust and hanging risks by caring for both the photo and its frame. Consider displaying a copy when the original matters.

IKEA SIGNUM (102.002.54) collects cables beneath a desk. Check its 70 cm length, 10 kg maximum load and glass-table restriction before organizing.

IKEA KLUNKA (303.643.72) is a 60 L laundry bag with handles. Keep wet clothes separate, hand-wash the bag cold at 30°C, and dry it flat.

SUNNERSTA (104.551.51) includes one rail, four hooks and two containers. Anchor securely with wall-appropriate fixings; the limits are 4 kg per hook and 2 kg per container.

PVC and natural-rubber mats need different care. Follow the maker's cleaning, drying and storage advice.

Use a floor squeegee, dry cloth and ventilation to reduce pooled water. Repeated leaks or mold require investigation.

Keep the doorway clear and everyday shoes accessible in a narrow entrance.

Unplug, cool, then gently wipe with a soft damp cloth. Always follow the model manual and avoid abrasives.

Check the care tag, close clasps, select a suitable wash, and avoid softener and dryer heat where advised.
Tub numbers specify maximum water temperature, a circle in a square means tumble drying, and a plain circle means professional care.

A practical guide to the IKEA MULIG 302.287.56 rack, with 19 m of drying line, folding wings, four small-item hooks, and gentle cleaning.