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

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The toy will be shared by people who are not fluid bonded. (You can also cover the toy with a condom when sharing it.)

Plus, not cleaning your sex toys can cause them to deteriorate, and when you’ve spent a pretty penny on a nice vibe, that’s the last thing you want. “They can get buildup on them, which can cause toys to work less effectively,” says Engle. No thank you. For a basic, no-frills cleaner, look no further than this one from Lovehoney. It's vegan and free of harsh ingredients, and comes in a TSA-friendly 3.4 oz bottle for a grab-and-go experience. You can even stuff it in your purse for on-the-go O's! To ward off these infections, you should wash your sex toys regularly—as in every time you use them.There are some handy-dandy sex toy storage containers you can buy, but chances are you have something lying around the house that’ll work just fine, like: If you have jelly or other soft, nonsilicone toys, you want to be sure they are each stored separately, as they can melt together if they’re touching while stored,” she says.

Putting in a little effort to properly clean and store your sex toys helps keep you and your partner(s) safe and your sex toys in tiptop shape.

Toy cleaners can also get your toys sparkling in a snap,” she says. “ Sliquid Shine is my go-to cleaner. After you’ve washed your toy, let it air dry before putting it away.” Safety is the most important element to consider when looking for a toy cleaner. Ensure that there are no harmful chemicals in the cleaning agent, such as glycerin, triclosan, alcohol and parabens. You will also want to avoid sulfates, phthalates, synthetic dyes and fragrances, chlorine and formaldehyde.

It’s best to reserve any porous toys in your repertoire for solo play, or enjoy shared use with a condom (unless you’re fluid bonded).

Cleaning your sex toys helps to prevent infections, as bacteria can linger if they aren’t washed regularly," says Alexandra Fine, CEO and cofounder of Dame Products. This trusty set of antibacterial wipes is convenient for cleaning yourself and your toys. That's because its formula contains aloe vera juice and citric acid, which are gentle on sensitive skin and help remove odor and lube on most surfaces. Note: there's a subtle scent of bergamot oils and natural deodorant, but the tissues do not have parabens, perfume, or glycerin. Keep in mind that porous toys are a lot like your skin in that they have tiny holes — or pores — that can harbor bacteria even after cleaning.

Here to help protect you from these unwanted infections are sex toy cleaners. The makeup and texture of these products vary across brands, but what remains consistent is the fact that they make cleaning your pleasure products easy peasy. "They allow you to clean your sex toy between uses without really thinking about it," Finn says.

Using unclean sex toys can potentially introduce unwanted bacteria or other pathogens—like fungi—into the vulvar-vaginal environment that can lead to the overgrowth of bacteria known as bacterial vaginosis or cause a urinary tract infection,” said sexologist Amanda Morgan, an associate professor-in-residence at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. “It is especially important to thoroughly clean toys that are used by multiple partners.” This water-based cleaner (also available in travel size!) is safe to use with all toys. Just give 'em a thorough spritz, and they'll be good as new. What sex toy cleaner ingredients should I watch out for? Depending on your budget or what you and your partner(s) are comfortable with, either use a separate toy for each partner or use condoms. "To maintain the cleanliness of the toy it’s best to cover insertive toys with a condom and switch out the condom when switching orifices," Bard says. The bathtub faucet can be as effective as the shower head,” Jean tells Elite Daily. 7. Electric Toothbrush