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May 15, 2026 2 min read

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How to Fix a Torn Squishy Toy | Easy Repair Guide
Meta Description:
Learn how to fix both foam and gel squishy toys. Easy step-by-step methods to repair your squishy safely and make it last longer.
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Squishies come in different materials β most commonly:
Because of their soft structure, both types can get damaged over time.
Common causes include:
π The key difference:
Depending on the type of squishy:

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Make sure the squishy is clean and dry.
Use a toothpick to apply glue inside the tear.
Hold for 30β60 seconds.
Leave it untouched for 6β12 hours.
It should feel soft again and hold its shape.

β οΈ These require more care.
Wipe any leaking liquid and dry the surface.
Apply a small amount of flexible adhesive over the leak.
π You can also use clear tape as a quick temporary fix.
Let it dry for at least 12β24 hours.
If the squishy is heavily leaking, it may not be fully repairable.
For gel squishies:
Sometimes, repair isnβt enough:
π In that case, replacing it is the best option.
Whether your squishy is foam or gel, a small tear doesnβt mean itβs the end π
With the right method, you can extend its life and keep enjoying that satisfying feel π
At Doctor Squish, we offer high-quality squishies designed to stay soft, durable, and fun π
β¨ Discover your next favorite squishy at DoctorSquish.com