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Sex Toy Cleaner

Sex Toy Cleaners for Clean Toys

With a suitable sex toy cleaner, you can keep your favorite pieces hygienically clean and gently cared for. Whether spray, foam or cleaning wipe – here you will find the right solution for every material.

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🧼 Why a dedicated sex toy cleaner matters

Your toys come into contact with sensitive parts of the body – so thorough hygiene is essential. A dedicated sex toy cleaner removes residues of lubricant and body fluids more gently than harsh household cleaners, and it protects the surface of your products.

The types you will find here

  • Cleaning sprays – quickly sprayed on, left briefly, then rinsed or wiped off.
  • Foam cleaners – gentle on textured surfaces and grooves.
  • Cleaning wipes – handy on the go and for a quick freshen-up.
  • Care powder – keeps TPE and Cyberskin surfaces velvety once dry.
  • Storage bags – they keep dust off and keep materials apart.

🧪 Material decides how clean a toy can actually get

The key difference is not the cleaning method, it is the surface. Silicone, glass and metal are non-porous – they genuinely can be made germ-free. Silicone without electronics even tolerates hot water. TPE, TPR and Cyberskin are porous: something always stays behind in the microscopic cavities, however thoroughly you clean. Toys like that are personal items – use a condom when sharing, and replace them after one to two years of regular use.

Just as important is what does not belong on a toy. Scented soap and washing-up liquid irritate the mucous membrane and leave a film. Alcohol and disinfectants attack TPE and leave silicone dull and tacky over time. And rechargeable models only go under water if they are explicitly marked waterproof – otherwise a damp cloth is enough, and the charging contact stays dry.

  • ✅ Silicone, glass, metal – non-porous and genuinely hygienic to clean
  • ⚠️ TPE, TPR, Cyberskin – porous, so keep them personal and use a condom when sharing
  • 🚫 No scented soap, no alcohol, no dishwasher
  • 🚫 Only submerge rechargeable toys if they are marked waterproof

💨 The step almost everyone skips

Cleaning is half the job – the rest is drying through completely. A damp toy rolled up in a drawer is by far the most common case of mould, and it hits toys with cavities such as masturbators and love dolls hardest. So: let it air dry, do not rub it down with a towel, and only then put it away. With TPE, a little powder follows, so the surface stays velvety instead of turning sticky.

For storage, a separate bag per toy is worth it. Silicone and TPE react with each other when they lie against one another for months – the contact points go soft and greasy. You will find matching accessories here, and complementary care among the intimate care products.

Keeping everything in good shape

Clean your toys before and after every use. Match the cleaner to the material – silicone, glass and metal each take different care. It is also worth a look at our intimate care range and the matching lubricants, so cleaning and use work together. If you are new to toys, our sex toys category has plenty to start with. More background on tolerability is in our guide to using lubricant. In depth on this topic: the full care guide.

❓ Frequently asked questions

Is soap not enough?

For looking clean, yes; for your skin, no. Scented soap and washing-up liquid irritate the mucous membrane and leave a film. A pH-neutral toy cleaner is made for the job.

Can I boil toys?

Pure silicone, glass and stainless steel without electronics, yes. Anything with a motor, a battery or made of TPE, never – heat destroys both.

How often should I clean?

Before and after every use. Before, because dust settles; after, because of residues from body fluids and lubricant.

Why has my toy turned sticky?

Usually it is TPE wanting powder once it has dried – or it has been lying against another material for a long time. Silicone turns sticky when silicone-based lubricant has been on it.

Do we need a condom if we share a toy?

With porous materials, yes. With silicone, glass and metal, thorough cleaning in between is enough – though a condom is still more convenient.

How is it delivered?

In neutral packaging that gives no clue as to the contents, and the same applies to the debit on your bank statement. Shipping within Germany is free, with no minimum order value.