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does vacuum sealing actually do any damage? I thought if you open it up it's unharmed.
No, my sister has hundreds of vacuum sealed plushies and they all return to normal when opened.
Bet a lot them are shipped vaccum sealed to stores
large pushies are often vacuum sealed before shipping overseas to minimize package space.
source: bought a 30cm plushie overseas in july
Depends on the type of stuffing. On a small, soft one like that, it's generally fine. Larger stiffer stuffed animals may have a styrofoam core, in which case it depends on the strength of the vacuum pump.
You're being downvoted but I was legitimately under that impression as well. Is it not actually the case??