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I've heard that soaking the pony in hot water and scraping her with a butter knife can help. Caveat: I have not tried this myself.
The toothbrush is also a good idea, that's one of my regular cleaning go-tos for ponies.
Whatever you do, use hot water! It opens up the pores in the vinyl which makes it easier to get the dirt out. Butterknives work, and you could also use your fingernails or something else that can scrape. Personally, I wouldn't use the toothbrush because it probably won't scrape the dirt out well, but I've never tried it. Good luck!
Very hot water and a hard-bristled toothbrush (and soap) works, but it takes a lot of elbow grease I've never dared try the knife method. ^^'
Definitely: very hot water and liquid soap are your friends. I too use a knife for the scraping but here you must be careful. Don't use one with serrations of any kind as these create pressure points and can leave scratch marks on the pony. If you only have a serrated knife to use, then use the flat back side only. This is the one reason I chose a fish knife. The other was the useful point on the knife that can go into places (like ear creases) where it is more difficult for nails etc to get to. There is no need to rush out and buy a set of fish knives to fuel your pony obsession: they are pretty easy to find in thrift stores. They also work very well in assisting with deflocking a pony.Here is mine:visitors can't see pics , please register or login
soap helps too if it's being stubborn. and personally i've used one of those plastic thingies that come with hair removal cream to scrape out the dirt hah.
Certainly looks like smooze. I've had little luck myself with inground dirt, but I figured that was just my being impatient.
Those collector pose ponies are so prone to this stuff!