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Jet lag & Fursuit cleaning
Feb. 3rd, 2008 12:55 amIt's gone midnight and I'm feeling tired! This is great considering now is almost 5pm in LA. Looks like for once I have sucessfully overcome jetlag rather quickly! Now, I should be going to bed rather than writing about it...
In other news, I got some Woolite for my fursuit and gave it a warm bath. I'm not sure if I did it right to be honest as I filled the bath with warm water, 3 cups of Woolite, swished the fursuit about, squeezing the water into the fur and then drained the water, squishing the liquids out the fur best I could. Then I ran another tub to rinse the suit and then drained that too, again squishing out as much liquid as I could. Then I hung the suit on a clothes horse and have since let it drip dry.
I've still not washed the head which is in dire need of cleaning. I'm wondering if just washing it like the suit will be adequate, but I'll see how the suit comes out before makingthe decision. Shouldn't be a problem I would have thought tho as it's a soft balaclava style head.
In other news, I got some Woolite for my fursuit and gave it a warm bath. I'm not sure if I did it right to be honest as I filled the bath with warm water, 3 cups of Woolite, swished the fursuit about, squeezing the water into the fur and then drained the water, squishing the liquids out the fur best I could. Then I ran another tub to rinse the suit and then drained that too, again squishing out as much liquid as I could. Then I hung the suit on a clothes horse and have since let it drip dry.
I've still not washed the head which is in dire need of cleaning. I'm wondering if just washing it like the suit will be adequate, but I'll see how the suit comes out before makingthe decision. Shouldn't be a problem I would have thought tho as it's a soft balaclava style head.
