Quick Answer
To keep your Critical Role plush collection looking its best, spot clean with mild soap and water, air dry thoroughly, and store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
Why Material Matters
Your plush's material determines how you should clean and handle it. For example, the Mister Plush is made of 100% polyester plush with PP cotton filling, making it durable but sensitive to high heat. The Sprinkle 3" Hanger Plush uses short fur and polypropylene cotton, with embroidered details and a metal keychain—so you'll need to protect those parts from moisture.
Always check the product description for specific material details. If a material isn't listed, err on the side of caution: use cold water, gentle detergent, and air drying only.
When to Skip the Washing Machine
Small plushies with accessories, like the Sprinkle Hanger Plush with its silver-plated alloy keychain, can be damaged in a washing machine. The metal parts may scratch, rust, or catch on fabric. Similarly, plushies with embroidered details or satin bows, like Mister Plush, can lose their shape or finish in a spin cycle.
For these items, hand washing or spot cleaning is the safest choice. Reserve machine washing for larger, simpler plushies—and even then, use a gentle cycle in a pillowcase.
Plush Care FAQ
How often should I clean my plush?
Dust your plush weekly with a soft brush or lint roller. For visible stains, spot clean immediately. Deep clean every 3–6 months depending on handling. Regular dusting prevents buildup and reduces the need for frequent washing.
Can I machine wash my plush?
Only for plushies without accessories, delicate fabrics, or embellishments. Place the plush in a mesh laundry bag, use cold water on a gentle cycle, and air dry completely. For plushies with metal parts or satin bows, hand wash instead. Check for accessories and fabric details before machine washing.
How do I spot clean a plush?
Mix a small amount of mild detergent with cold water. Dip a soft cloth in the solution, wring it out well, and gently dab the stained area. Avoid soaking the plush. Then use a clean damp cloth to remove soap residue and air dry. Always wring the cloth thoroughly to avoid over-wetting.
How should I dry my plush?
Air drying is best. Reshape the plush while damp and lay it flat on a towel away from direct sunlight or heat sources. Never use a dryer, as high heat can melt synthetic fibers or damage details. Reshaping while damp helps maintain the plush's original form.
How do I store my plush collection?
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to prevent fading. Keep plushies in a display case or shelf, and avoid stacking heavy items on top. For long-term storage, use breathable fabric bags rather than plastic to prevent moisture buildup. Breathable storage protects against dust and moisture without trapping humidity.
Plush Care Considerations
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Critical Role: Bells Hells - Ashton Greymoore Phunny Plush by Kidrobot: Made by WizKids and Kidrobot, this punk-y plush is super soft and based on Ashton Greymoore from Bells Hells. Its soft exterior is prone to attracting dust and oils, so regular gentle surface cleaning helps keep it cuddle-ready.
Critical Role: Bells Hells - Ashton Greymoore Phunny Plush by Kidrobot
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Mister Plush: Features a satin bow, rosy cheeks, and a long dark tail with a flame-like tip; materials are 100% polyester and PP cotton. The satin bow and flame-tip details require careful spot cleaning to avoid water stains or crushing the embellishments.
Mister Plush
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Sprinkle 3" Hanger Plush: A 3-inch tall plush with short fur, embroidered details, and a silver-plated alloy keychain. The metal keychain and small size make it unsuitable for machine washing; hand cleaning and air drying are essential to preserve its charm.
With these plush care tips, your Critical Role companions will stay soft, bright, and ready for every adventure. Remember to check material details and always prioritize gentle cleaning methods.
