EasyGlide Toy Cleaner – Antibacterial Cleaner for Adult Toys - 150ml

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This is an all-around great choice to prep toys for future fun, according to Dr. Lehmiller. Because the spray has a water-based formula, it’s compatible with a wide range of toys, so you won’t need to swap out cleaners for different gadgets. Plus, it's vegan- and travel-friendly. The beauty of nonporous toys is that, as long as they’re not motorized, can even be boiled or run through the dishwasher. Zalo's Cleaning Spray comes in a gorg gold spritz bottle that you can keep on your vanity and no one would know the difference. It's made without harsh chemicals, smells divine, and doubles as a hand sanitizer. Just spritz it on the surface of your toys for five seconds, then rinse with water and pat dry. You may also be able to figure out what it’s made from based on certain features like flexibility, texture, and even smell.

Mashable is a registered trademark of Ziff Davis and may not be used by third parties without express written permission. Also known as benzene methanol or phenylcarbinol, benzyl alcohol is a preservative found in many skincare, cosmetic, and personal products, and while it’s generally safe for topical use, Santini says it can trigger irritation in vaginas. It’s also a good idea to skip anything with fragrance, parabens, and triclosan (which is an antimicrobial agent that potentially poses health risks). Figure Out Your Priorities Bleach and spray bottle (or another receptacle for a bleach solution): Boiling and bleaching will kill most—but not all—pathogens on your toys. Cyberskin: Use a little bit of soap and warm water to clean it. Too much sudsing can damage the sensitive material. PinkCherry's Anti-Bacterial Misting Cleanser is simple but does the job. It's safe to use with most toy materials (including latex, rubber, silicone, plastic, glass and elastomer) and reviewers say it doesn't leave any weird residues or smells.

Maude is known for their premium lineup of sexual wellness goods, which includes this hand sanitizer that doubles as a sex toy cleaner. This fast-acting formula kills 99.9% of germs—thanks to a blend of ethyl alcohol, water, glycerin, and coconut oil. Turn on the spin cycle, take a seat, and let the washing machine do all the work while it cleans your laundry. Oh yeah, and it works for sex, too — intercourse on top of the laundry machine can be incredibly stimulating and erotic.

All sex toys need to be carefully cleaned, dried and stored and you can ensure you’ll give your toy collection the best care by using an antibacterial sex toy cleaner and using a restorative powder on realistic toys and latex toys to ensure they stay supple. Soap: Liquid hand soap or castile soap is preferred. Antibacterial soap is fine but not necessary. Avoid using harsh soaps like dish soap. After every use, without question. If you don't do this, bacteria left behind can multiply exponentially, said Fretz. Since genital tissue is sensitive (and for those with a vulva and vagina, extremely absorbent), not routinely cleaning sex toys after every use could result in yeast infections, urinary tract infections, and bacterial vaginosis flareups. How should I store my sex toys?When you're reveling in post-climax bliss, how you're going to clean the sex toy that just sent you over the edge is probably the last thing on your mind. But it’s actually a biggie. Many cleaning solutions have a harsh smell, which can be difficult to work with when you’re cleaning. Opt for scent-free toy cleaners or those that use natural fragrances such as lavender. Another all-natural toy cleaner that gets sh*t done: this spray formula from Sliquid. It’s totally free from glycerin, parabens, alcohol, triclosan, and other harsh chemicals, and it instead contains body-safe cleansing agents like tea tree oil and castor oil, which have natural antibacterial and antifungal properties.