Can you ship bears??
Sep 29th 2003, 12:27 pm
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Can you ship bears??
The cuddly variety of course! I know they are a bit obsessive about what they let in and what might be contaminated - does this apply to cuddly toys?
Thanks,
Em.
Thanks,
Em.
Sep 29th 2003, 12:29 pm
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Re: Can you ship bears??
Originally posted by emmahafryn
The cuddly variety of course! I know they are a bit obsessive about what they let in and what might be contaminated - does this apply to cuddly toys?
Thanks,
Em.
The cuddly variety of course! I know they are a bit obsessive about what they let in and what might be contaminated - does this apply to cuddly toys?
Thanks,
Em.
Sep 29th 2003, 12:31 pm
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Re: Can you ship bears??
Originally posted by MeganEkno
Yep you can ship bears - just remove the drugs from their tummy first.
Yep you can ship bears - just remove the drugs from their tummy first.
Sep 29th 2003, 1:46 pm
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Re: Can you ship bears??
Originally posted by emmahafryn
The cuddly variety of course! I know they are a bit obsessive about what they let in and what might be contaminated - does this apply to cuddly toys?
Thanks,
Em.
The cuddly variety of course! I know they are a bit obsessive about what they let in and what might be contaminated - does this apply to cuddly toys?
Thanks,
Em.
Sep 29th 2003, 1:50 pm
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All mine have got their visas and have packed their little rucksacks!
But seriously - Make sure they aren't stuffed with straw - depends what age they are, but some very old ones were straw-stuffed.
But seriously - Make sure they aren't stuffed with straw - depends what age they are, but some very old ones were straw-stuffed.
Sep 29th 2003, 1:51 pm
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Get some of those zip vac bags from argos, stick them in that and suck all the air out, you will reduce space they take up by about two thirds. Also great for duvets etc. Or if you have the paitence someone suggested on here a while ago, get bin bag and do it with that.
