Eve Adams

This is a very important subject, keeping those sex toys and vibrators clean. Depending on the material your sex toys is made from the care and cleaning of the sex toys can differ. Vibrators now come in many different materials from PVC plastics to silicone and to glass. It's best though to throughly clean the vibrator and make sure you dry and air out the unit before hiding them back in your toy drawer. For jelly material vibrators here are a few facts.

It is possible to transmit infections on sex toys that have not been sterilized, even if they have been washed. Because jelly rubber sex toys cannot be boiled (like silicone sex toys ) use a condom to keep them clean and free of bacteria. If you are going to share a sex toy with a partner use a condom on the toy to prevent transmission of bodily fluids. While it is not recommended, if you are going to use a toy both vaginally and anally use a condom to prevent transmission of bacteria.

For other materials here are the best cleaning solutions.

Silicone

- Soap and Water before and after each use, Boiling Water after each use.

Latex

- Mild Soap and Water before and after each use, Sex Toy Cleaner after each use

ABS Plastic

- Soap and Water before and after each use, Rubbing Alcohol/ sex toy cleaner after each use.

Glass

- Soap and Water before and after each use, Boiling Water after each use, Dishwasher occasionally after use.

Thermoplastic Rubber (TPR) (TPE)

- Soap and Water before and after each use, Sex Toy Cleaner after each use.

Cyberskin Sex Toys

- Mild Soap and Water before and after each use, Cyberskin Cleansing Solution after each use, Dusting of Talc Powder after each use.

The use of a good sex toy cleaner and washing throughly will be enough for most vibrators before and after use.

Over to you, do you have any secrets to get that vibrator glistening?