Buying your first dildo is an exciting experience but learning how to clean it isn't quite as thrilling. However, with a little practice you'll discover that sex toy maintenance is actually very easy and quick to do!
So you've found your perfect dildo--perhaps the crystal beauty you finally dared to try--but now you're wondering how to keep the relationship going strong over the long term. After all, you've dedicated some time and money to your new passion playmate, and you want it to last! Nothing is worse than pulling out your toy chest for a little one-on-one time, only to find your toys have an icky smell, have melted or are covered in mildew!
So, be sure to clean your dildos and vibrators after use to prevent the spread of infections and disease. Always clean your toys before sharing with a partner. Cleaning your toys is simple. Use warm water and hand soap, antibacterial is preferred.
First, establish what material your dildo is made from. You can find this out by checking the packaging it came in or looking at the product details. Once you know what material it is, simply check our guide below to find out exactly what you need to do to keep your dildo in tip-top shape.
Silicone dildos can be set in boiling water for two minutes or run through your dishwasher.
Rubber dildos absorb more dirt than silicone, so you should use condoms with rubber dildos. Wash with hot water and soap between uses.
Metal dildos really are a work of art! Beautifully crafted from stainless steel or anodized aluminum, these rigid sex toys are amazing to use and easy to clean. Wash in hot water, wipe over with a damp cloth or spray with Sex Toy Cleaner. Whichever way you choose to clean your metal dildo, just be sure to avoid abrasive cleaning agents otherwise you'll lose that lustrous shine.
To clean your realistic feel dildo you need to make sure you get into every lump, bump, ridge and vein to prevent bacteria building up. The best way to do this is by rinsing it under hot water, spraying it with a sex toy cleaner, rubbing it gently, then repeating two or three times. You may find that your realistic feel dildo becomes sticky or tacky after cleaning, but by dusting it with a little cornstarch/corn flour or slipping a condom over it before each use, you'll increase the life of your dildo dramatically.
Glass dildos may be the easiest to take care of. Crystal dildos are nonporous, so you'll never have to worry about creepy nasties growing on them. To clean them thoroughly, throw them in the dishwasher or use a sex toy cleaner solution. Just spray it on and wipe it off! Do not submerge battery-operated or electric toys in water. Clean under running water, being careful not to let water get inside the vibrator.
Sex toy cleaners are also perfect for silicone, jelly or other types of dildos. You'll want to pay special attention to your jelly buddies--they tend to attract bacteria and need to be cleaned thoroughly before and after each use. Silicone versions are easier--either boil or wash them with a solution of bleach and water.
But guess what? Another way to keep clean-up simple is by using condoms each time you use your dildo. Just slip it on and when you're done pull it off and throw the condom away. Easy as pie!
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