My Brooklyn!

pygmalion2 · Post by **pygmalion2** » Wed Jul 23, 2014 10:16 pm

sorry about the belated congrats on Brooklyn. I was too busy just looking at her pictures.

Mark and the Synthetiks

Post by **Playtime** » Thu Jul 24, 2014 7:45 am

G'day everyone,...

Those boots must have been difficult to put on her,....??
Really great pictures.

Playtime.

Akai · Post by **Akai** » Thu Jul 24, 2014 4:16 pm

Playtime wrote:G'day everyone,...

Those boots must have been difficult to put on her,....??
Really great pictures.

No actually, the boots have a large zipper on the side going all the way down. Amazingly easy!

Nikodemus2012 · Post by **Nikodemus2012** » Thu Jul 24, 2014 4:19 pm

Akai · Post by **Akai** » Fri Jul 25, 2014 2:49 pm

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Had a little mishap with a black dress a few days ago. Forgot to wash it and it was covered with dye! I noticed it on her skin minutes after I put it on. I took it off right away and put her in the tub for a few hours. Didn't do too much but she's been doing better now. I'm told it will clear up after a bit of time. Just got to powder her for the most part. I've been treating her like a sick puppy. lol

Any of you that have a new doll, don't forget to wash the clothes! Or test it/rub it on her somewhere because some clothes suck. haha Read the forums about it more because people have some good ideas of how to be safe with clothes.

Thndrrbolt · Post by **Thndrrbolt** » Fri Jul 25, 2014 2:53 pm

Since this is a silicone doll, you can use xylene on a white paper towel and remove 100% of the stain NOW, with no harm to the doll.
T'Bolt

Akai · Post by **Akai** » Fri Jul 25, 2014 3:00 pm

Thndrrbolt wrote:Since this is a silicone doll, you can use xylene on a white paper towel and remove 100% of the stain NOW, with no harm to the doll.
T'Bolt

Oh cool! They have that in blending markers like this

http://www.amazon.com/Chartpak-Ad-Marke ... rds=xylene
Think that will be good enough??

Post by **brigittes hubbie** » Fri Jul 25, 2014 4:58 pm

It´ll simply get away on it´s own, had a mishap with denim shorts on Brigitte. No need to panic.

Brokklyn will have enjoyed getting pampered and taken care of cautiously though,

Chris

Thndrrbolt · Post by **Thndrrbolt** » Fri Jul 25, 2014 5:54 pm

Akai wrote:
Thndrrbolt wrote:Since this is a silicone doll, you can use xylene on a white paper towel and remove 100% of the stain NOW, with no harm to the doll.
T'Bolt
Oh cool! They have that in blending markers like this http://www.amazon.com/Chartpak-Ad-Marke ... rds=xylene
Think that will be good enough??

I think the nib on the marker body will pick up the stain and eventually spread it.
Just go to Ace Hardware, or whatever chain hardware you have in Az and buy a pint or quart of straight xylene. It's cheap, and if you use it on clean ALL WHITE paper towel ( I suggest Bounty), you'll get rid of the stain with very little effort.
I used it quite a bit on Anna, (1AM Jasmine) and it worked super.
T'Bolt

Akai · Post by **Akai** » Fri Jul 25, 2014 6:42 pm

Awesome. Thanks guys. I did panic a bit a first but thanks to this forum and reading a bit about it helped relieve my worry.

Post by **AlexKnight** » Sat Jul 26, 2014 7:13 pm

Thndrrbolt wrote:Just go to Ace Hardware, or whatever chain hardware you have in Az and buy a pint or quart of straight xylene. It's cheap, and if you use it on clean ALL WHITE paper towel ( I suggest Bounty), you'll get rid of the stain with very little effort.

I'm always amazed at what you guys can purchase in hardware stores, over here, such substances can't be found as easily.

Post by **Playtime** » Sat Jul 26, 2014 10:53 pm

G'day everyone,.....

I am sure Brooklyn is grateful for your quick attention to her plight with the dye but looking at the picture of her in the bath,... I just hope her neck bolt hole is above the waterline and she dose'nt get any water inside her.

Fingers crossed over here.

Playtime.

Anassilao · Post by **Anassilao** » Sun Jul 27, 2014 6:49 am

Akai wrote:
20140723_214050.jpg
Had a little mishap with a black dress a few days ago. Forgot to wash it and it was covered with dye! I noticed it on her skin minutes after I put it on. I took it off right away and put her in the tub for a few hours. Didn't do too much but she's been doing better now. I'm told it will clear up after a bit of time. Just got to powder her for the most part. I've been treating her like a sick puppy. lol

Any of you that have a new doll, don't forget to wash the clothes! Or test it/rub it on her somewhere because some clothes suck. haha Read the forums about it more because people have some good ideas of how to be safe with clothes.

Great thing to have a such beauty in bathroom

Very sexy bath and nice photo

Akai · Post by **Akai** » Sun Jul 27, 2014 7:44 am

Playtime wrote:G'day everyone,.....

I am sure Brooklyn is grateful for your quick attention to her plight with the dye but looking at the picture of her in the bath,... I just hope her neck bolt hole is above the waterline and she dose'nt get any water inside her.

Fingers crossed over here.

Playtime.

Oh, really? I thought that a RD2 could be put in the bath with no problems from what I read.... well I checked and seems like the bolt is pretty well covered with silicone unless forcefully moved, plus I believe the skeleton is made from stainless steel so shouldn't be much of an issue.

Post by **AlexKnight** » Mon Jul 28, 2014 5:53 pm

Even though the skeleton wouldn't rust, bolts and washers could and you could get mold formations inside her. Water has a tendency of going places where you wouldn't expect them to go, so it's definitely a must to make sure the waterline doesn't reach the neck bolt hole when she's in bath.