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Becca Drew Ramsey posted a reply on Re: Cleaning Puppets!
Monday, Sep 8, 2025 at 7:41 AM
Said: From my past working in theatre, you can sanitize puppets between proper cleanings with an alcohol or vodka spray. You mix either with equal parts water. It sanitizes and removes odors. If you’re using plush puppets, I recommend brushin...
Heidi Marletto posted a reply on Re: Cleaning Puppets!
Friday, Sep 5, 2025 at 12:30 PM
Said: You could also reach out to someone at the Museum of Puppetry in Atlanta. They might have some great ideas too.
Jennifer Bilyou posted a reply on Re: Cleaning Puppets!
Friday, Sep 5, 2025 at 10:49 AM
Said: Force of Nature is a disinfectant, sanitizer, deodorizer and multipurpose cleaner in one solution. No rinse required, no residue, MayoSkin Safe, Recognized by the Eczema and Psoriasis Foundation for those with sensitive skin. Kill...
Dane Poeske posted a reply on Re: Cleaning Puppets!
Friday, Sep 5, 2025 at 10:45 AM
Said: You can try cleaning the puppets with Force of Nature. Force of Nature (forceofnatureclean.com) is a eco-friendly, non toxic multipurpose cleaner, sanitizer, disinfectant and deodorizer. It is made from just tap water, salt and vi...
Cleaning Puppets!
Curious if anyone has tips on how to keep hand puppets clean and looking nice?
We have tried Tide antibacterial spray, but it leaves a residue. We have tried spot cleaning with detergent, but I worry that it isn't getting clean enough. We have also washed in a machine, but find that they have trouble drying fully on the inside leaving a mildew smell. We have also paid for dry cleaning, but it isn't economical and require extra coordination. We have 2 sets of puppets that we ...
We have tried Tide antibacterial spray, but it leaves a residue. We have tried spot cleaning with detergent, but I worry that it isn't getting clean enough. We have also washed in a machine, but find that they have trouble drying fully on the inside leaving a mildew smell. We have also paid for dry cleaning, but it isn't economical and require extra coordination. We have 2 sets of puppets that we ...
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