HOW CAN I STORE MY DOLL?

Post by **Booty Call Dolls** » Sun Jan 19, 2020 10:39 pm

How would you answer this question?
I will start.

One thing you can do is store standing.

Place some memory foam behind her shoulder blades and wall.
( If behind her butt, could put too much stress where here glutes meet)
Please expect gravity to make her knees seem tight on heavier dolls once moved.
If she is dressed with some thing that can stain her, you can place the memory foam between her and her clothing then lean her against the wall.

Brun2166 · Post by **Brun2166** » Sun Jan 19, 2020 10:43 pm

I would store her on my bed turning her every once in a while to prevent flattening of the body

Endless War · Post by **Endless War** » Sun Jan 19, 2020 10:44 pm

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Solved.
And it locks.

Brun2166 · Post by **Brun2166** » Sun Jan 19, 2020 10:54 pm

Smart

Kira-sama · Post by **Kira-sama** » Mon Jan 20, 2020 12:31 pm

I use these garment racks to hold my dolls since they don't have standing feet and to prevent flatspots (I think standing and leaning on memory foam for a long time may cause flatspots). They can also be used for storage. Only $40 and can hold up to 200 lbs.

Post by **Booty Call Dolls** » Tue Jan 21, 2020 1:33 am

Kira-Sama,
Thank you for posting that.
With most dolls having hinged necks, this method is acceptable IMHO amd does take stress of the knees vs storing standing.

PDutus · Post by **PDutus** » Tue Jan 21, 2020 1:46 am

Sophie, my JY175, is stored lying in my bed and moved every so often. Kiania, my new Sino 161E, can't stay close to Sophie (TPE vs Silicone) and while she is lying on the spare bed at the moment, I will probably store her standing (she has the new non-bolt standing option) with trainers and white socks on her feet for additional support and protection.

When my new WM172B arrives, my bed is going to get a little crowded...

Kira-sama · Post by **Kira-sama** » Tue Jan 21, 2020 10:00 am

Booty Call Dolls wrote:Kira-Sama,
Thank you for posting that.
With most dolls having hinged necks, this method is acceptable IMHO amd does take stress of the knees vs storing standing.

No problem.

My JY 161 in the photos is a gooseneck and so far I haven't had any problems in about 4 months.

Post by **Booty Call Dolls** » Tue Jan 21, 2020 2:24 pm

Hi,
Then why not place books or something under her feet to reduce stress there?
I had one person who had a doll from them
The neck broke
Would NOT hold a position
I told him to lay her flat and prop her head up...
IT WOULD NOT HOLD
They replied why do people always do poor videos like that
Engineers says head is fine
So I sent a video of another JY doll, same thing and that dolls neck stood fast and asked,
"Can your engineers explain then why this dolls neck does not plop down? "
I NEVER GOT A RESPONSE
REFUNDED MY GUY ALL HIS MONEY
Another reason why people should go with a TDF MFR
Just in case things go wrong.

Kira-sama · Post by **Kira-sama** » Tue Jan 21, 2020 2:47 pm

Booty Call Dolls wrote:Hi,
Then why not place books or something under her feet to reduce stress there?
I had one person who had a doll from them
The neck broke
Would NOT hold a position
I told him to lay her flat and prop her head up...
IT WOULD NOT HOLD
They replied why do people always do poor videos like that
Engineers says head is fine
So I sent a video of another JY doll, same thing and that dolls neck stood fast and asked,
"Can your engineers explain then why this dolls neck does not plop down? "
I NEVER GOT A RESPONSE
REFUNDED MY GUY ALL HIS MONEY
Another reason why people should go with a TDF MFR
Just in case things go wrong.

It might help, but I think it would damage her feet (nonstanding).

Post by **Booty Call Dolls** » Mon Mar 30, 2020 2:28 pm

If your doll has standing feet, you can store her leaning against a dresser or wall.
Make sure you have a pillow or memory foam between her and the object.
If you think the clothing can stain her, put the memory foam UNDER her clothing.

PDutus · Post by **PDutus** » Mon Mar 30, 2020 3:47 pm

If your doll has standing feet, you can store her leaning against a dresser or wall.
Make sure you have a pillow or memory foam between her and the object.
If you think the clothing can stain her, put the memory foam UNDER her clothing.[/quote]

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