Kimber Doll Advice

[ChittyBA]

Hello everyone.

I have recently found out about Kimber Doll and I will be purchasing one next week.

She will be my first real doll (my first Doll was a Textile Doll).

Any advice regarding care and maintenance would be appreciated.

What has drawn me to her is the price. £399.00 is a lot more reasonable to pay for a Doll.

Kind regards,

Andrew.

[Anung Un Rama]

Hello everyone.

I have recently found out about Kimber Doll and I will be purchasing one next week.

She will be my first real doll (my first Doll was a Textile Doll).

Any advice regarding care and maintenance would be appreciated.

What has drawn me to her is the price. £399.00 is a lot more reasonable to pay for a Doll.

Kind regards,

Andrew.

Congratulations, she is a great first solid doll to start with.

When you unbox her, a handy how to in this review viewtopic.php?f=489&t=117098

You will find her greeting letter



that requests you to go to her user manual and care guide

https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0025/ ... 87.pdf?232

with some more handy tips here

https://kimberdoll.com.au/blogs/news/10-tips-tricks

and here

https://kimberdoll.com.au/blogs/news/lo ... e-cleaning

Trust this is of assistance,

Anung

[ChittyBA]

Thank you for the info Anung. I have placed my order today so I should receive her by Friday (in the UK).

She will be my first TPE Doll (I currently have a Textile Doll). She will be predominantly a “bed doll” but do you hVe any advice regarding stain prevention?

Kind regards.

[DollLyfe]

Keep in mind that she does not have standing feet so you will want to avoid any kind of standing with her so her feet don't get damaged.

[lovedoll1]

To prevent staining avoid dark clothes stick to light colors . If you want her to wear dark colors use whites underneath. I have a white body suit I keep her in helps keep her clean.

[Anung Un Rama]

Thank you for the info Anung. I have placed my order today so I should receive her by Friday (in the UK).

She will be my first TPE Doll (I currently have a Textile Doll). She will be predominantly a “bed doll” but do you hVe any advice regarding stain prevention?

Kind regards.

The lads have provided some handy advice, and that is also covered in the care guide in the links provided .

I always recommend white natural fiber, saves having to wash all the free dye out of new attire, the thrift shop, op shop is good for well preworn and washed attire, and inexpensive, and avoid cheap attire and lingerie on the online market places, as these stain big time.

Anung