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My dragons are in need of a light cleaning (more than a dusting, but they haven’t been terribly neglected). I’ve wiped them with a hardly damp white t-shirt, but I REALLY don’t want to submerge or rinse them if possible (heavy statues and wet hands and sink sounds like a recipe for disaster.) I’ve seen people have had success with mild dish soap, but I wondered if anyone has tried baby shampoo? It’s the most gentle cleaning product I can find in my house, so I thought I might try it. Does anyone know if it would have moisturizing agents or something which could damage the clear coat (it’s the traditional yellow no-tears formula)? I thought I would dilute it heavily, brush it on, then wipe with my damp t-shirt?
*I know that Windstone Editions doesn’t recommend cleaning this way, and I do so at my own risk*
If you use any cleaning agent (not recommended), I’d suggest rinsing it off very thoroughly. In the end, just the water might be preferable. I personally use a wire cooling rack, placed in my sink, with the windstone firmly sitting atop that, then use the spray wand…
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