AG doll care question?

[Molly-Felicity]

Since your daughter is taking such good care of her doll, she probably doesn't even need to use baking soda or Magic Eraser. We wipe off the dolls' faces (and arms and legs if they're exposed) about once a week with a barely damp wash cloth. This keeps their faces clean and the dust away.

Someone mentioned Vinylex, but I would be careful with that. Years ago I was reading something about doll restoration that suggested using Armour-All to perk up vinyl dolls. I used it on my daughter's Bitty Baby and she is quite shiny, not matte. My daughter much prefers the matte look. For those of you who have used Magic Eraser, does this restore a matte finish to a shiny doll?

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<font color="#051E50" size="1">[ February 20, 2006 09:21 PM: Message edited by: Molly-Felicity ]</font>

[AG Mommy]

Hello. We have the cleaning kit. Do NOT waste your money on it! It is a VERY small container that has only one ingredient listed on its lable, 100% baking soda. In my opinion the Magic eraser does a much better job.

[3castles]

No snow after all so....we're heading out to Sally's, Michaels, Target...Thrift Stores!!
We're going to make today all about American Girl! Thanks for your posts, first stop is a Sallys for the wig brush, 2nd Michaels for the misting bottle and a sweater!
Then hopefully we'll be able to get the OurGeneration Tent at Target because I've just been informed that they NEED to go camping tonight. Sleeping bags and all!!! LOL
Have a great holiday !!!!