Help mould!!!!

Well, her book Spotless has some suggestions for mould removal on walls, showers and the vanity, but the only mould-removal suggestion that comes close to clothing is about removing mould from a handbag. Here's what the book says:

Problem: Mouldy handbag
What to use: Vinegar, cloths, oil of cloves, leather dew; OR drycleaning fluid, cotton ball, talcum powder, brush
How to apply: Mix a small quantity of vinegar and water and wipe it over the mould with a cloth. Then wipe with a clean cloth. Add 1 drop of oil of cloves to leather dew on a cloth and wipe over the bag. The oil of cloves will inhibit further mould growth. For black or old mould stains, apply drycleaning fluid with a cotton ball and sprinkle talcum powder on top. Once it's dried, brush the talcum powder off.

This advice is in the middle of a section on how to clean leather jackets etc, so I'm guessing she might be referring specifically to leather handbags -- although she doesn't say that in the text. I suppose vinegar can't hurt to try on the toy. And the second set of directions, with drycleaning fluid and talc, doesn't seem too awful.

In the glossary, she says that drycleaning fluid is also known as white spirits or Murlex and is available at the hardware store, so you shouldn't have to go begging at the local drycleaner's! She also says that white vinegar is best for cleaning fabrics (not cider vinegar). I'd skip the leather dew part of the suggestion as that's specifically for cleaning leather.

Hard work, I'd say!!!