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Purchased one of these to give to my friend's dog, but it kinda came out of the store with these black hairs(?) and some muddy(?) parts. Didn't find anything on the internet on which products should I use and how do I clean one of these, so...
Piss on it
I wash my dog's toys in the dishwasher, the ones she doesn't destroy first.
Okay now what if I don't have a dishwasher
Buy a dishwasher, duh! /jk
Dish soap. Use a scrubber brush and let it dry.
Thanks, friend.
It’s for a dog, that likely puts far worse than a couple of black hairs in its mouth, I wouldn’t bother honestly.
I mean, it's a gift, so I'd rather hand it to 'em on a good state.
Dogs have no concept of "gifts".
The dog's owner will, though.
Still.
You don't, it's a ball for a dog. Whatever shape it's in now will be infinitely better than 2 seconds after the dog gets a hold of it. 😉
I still wanna hand it to my friend on a good state. I mean, you would feel weirded if someone gave you a VERY dirty thing as a gift, right?
(PS: I like to joke on how her pup will "swallow the whole ball" since he is so playful)
Option A - clean it like you clean a potato
Option B - put it in the washing machine.
bong bong BONG BONG Bong bong BONG
I want to try this now.
That's the best part.
i've had success with the dishwasher.
What is with the alignment of the counter top corners!?
A drinking fountain. The thing under it is the kitchen floor and my leg, tho.
This just raises more questions.
Sorry, I'm not an English native, but it's something like that on the image. 
I've heard people say that dogs shouldn't be given tennis balls because the hair traps sand and dirt which is bad for their teeth.
It reads as if this is a lookalike of a tennisbal, specially made for dogs
Looks equally fuzzy to me.
Thank you, I haven't shaved.
I would use a brush with some soap and water to clean it. Most anything with bristles would do the job I think. Could just be how it was manufactured though.
Thanks, friend, you really helped.
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To get rid of any lint or hairs on it, simply stick and pull masking tape on the ball. Otherwise, just rinse in water
Rinsing it on water then brushing it helped. Thanks, lad.
Dab it with a strip of duct tape.
