(04-14-2016, 08:52 PM)Ayumi Wrote: Sigh... I've been victim to this trend too much. If it wasn't so unethical I'd post a picture of my collection of came-on figurines that est. around $200 each.

(04-14-2016, 09:19 PM)Skullmeat Wrote: Please don't.

(04-14-2016, 09:44 PM)Ayumi Wrote: I was just kidding .

(04-14-2016, 09:44 PM)Ayumi Wrote: I was just kidding .

(04-14-2016, 11:14 PM)Oni Wrote: Because normal people make that stuff up.

(04-14-2016, 07:46 PM)Skullmeat Wrote: Jigs, people cum on their $200 figures...

(04-14-2016, 11:38 PM)Jiggly Wrote: Welcome to the internet - Where all the unethical and immoral people live as they got rejected by the normies!

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(04-12-2016, 07:27 PM)Skullmeat Wrote:

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No, mine isn't sexual.

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Washing

A Basic Guide to Washing Dakimakura

1. Strip the inner pillow and gather your supplies
Be gentle when you remove the Dakimakura from the inner pillow, they're sturdy but it will still stress the fabric. If you're washing the Dakimakura, you probably want to air the pillow out too. You must also decide if you want to wash the Dakimakura inside out.


As for supplies:
a. Your personal detergent. Just one load's worth, or the '1' line on a marked cap. Make sure you don't use anything with bleach in it.
b. A small wash basin. You can use the tub, or the sink, or whatever you like, but I keep a plastic tub nearby for cleaning purposes.
c. Toothbrush. For small, troublesome spots. General soaking and such will remove most of the stuff, but for dried/caked on substances.


2. Fill the wash basin/sink/whatever with COLD water, dump in the detergent and get it mixed up.
Cold water is important. It will prevent the colors from running.

3. Immerse the Dakimakura in the cold water, get it nice and soapy!
At this point, if you have any spots, go over them GENTLY with the toothbrush. A little toothbrush action with the detergent will get out almost anything. The most trouble I've had was blood from scratching myself in my sleep, and even that came out fairly easily.

4. Let it soak for about 20 minutes.
Make sure the water is still cold. Walk off, let it sit for 20 minutes.

5. Remove the water, rinse the Dakimakura well and dry as best you can.
These things absorb water like nothing else does! If you don't wring it out, you'll soak the ground beneath where you hang it to dry.

6. Hang it up to dry for 8-12 hours.
You can place them in a hanger or your back porch out on the line. Another alternative is to leave it outdoor for it to dry. It'll still be drippy even if you did wring it out well, so put towels beneath it if drying indoors.

7. It should be clean now!

Source: http://www.ebay.com/gds/How-to-wash-your-Anime-Dakimakura-Pillow-Cover-/10000000177733554/g.html