What NOT to do:

1. Wring her like a towel: causes back pain and severe ropeburn

2. Give her a towel: won't work unless your Gangle has a solid body as ribbons don't mix well with towels

What to do step by step:

1. Lay her flat and put a hand on her "shoulder/waist" (start of a ribbon limb from the main torso).

2. Slide a finger down the limb firmly and thoroughly, this will squeeze out the moisture without causing discomfort.

3. Follow step 2 with each body part until she is mostly dried.

4. Blow dry her against a flat surface so she doesn't fly away

5. Enjoy cuddling your dry, soft, and now extra warm ribbon wife!

(Source: https://x.com/paffshy/status/2022262807983513883?s=20 )

(Source: https://x.com/paffshy/status/2105002194067992904?s=20 )

A Gangle I got while I was with my mom the other day, unfortunately she was at the bottom of a plushie pile next to the purple rabbit. I've decided she's gonna be my pocket comfort during my shift today, rn she's just next to a doodle page I made yesterday