Toy Cleaner KIIROO FeelNew Care Powder 100 g

Toy Cleaner KIIROO FeelNew Care Powder 100 g ✨

FeelNew is not a cleaner but a care powder - and the difference matters for the order of things: first the sleeve is rinsed and dried completely, then the powder goes on. It takes up the remaining moisture and prevents soft material from turning sticky or sticking to itself; that is exactly how TPE sleeves are ruined in a cupboard. The bottle names starch as the only ingredient, and the amount is printed as 100 grams - in the shop it said 100 ml so far, which is no sensible figure for a powder. It is applied sparingly: a small amount into the hand, spread over the surface, tap off the rest. For silicone toys you do not need it - there it is meant only for sleeves of TPE or other soft material. It stands with the sex toy cleaner, under sex toys, in the drugstore section and with the masturbators.

✨ At a glance

• 💧 Content: 100 g
• 🧪 Substance: starch
• 👉 Use: after cleaning and drying
• ✅ Suitable for: TPE and other soft materials
• 🏷️ Manufacturer: KIIROO

❓ FAQ

Does it replace the toy cleaner?

No, it comes afterwards. Cleaning is done with water and a cleaner; the powder is the care for the dry surface.

Why does TPE turn sticky?

Because plasticizers migrate to the surface, above all with residual moisture and warmth. Powder keeps the surface dry and prevents exactly that.

How much do you use?

A small amount is enough for one sleeve. Take too much and you have white powder in the grooves that wants rinsing out again before the next use.

Can you use ordinary baby powder?

It is better not to: many body powders contain talc or fragrances that have no business in the intimate area. Pure starch is the unproblematic choice.

Do you need it for silicone?

No. Silicone does not turn sticky; there cleaning and drying suffice. For TPE sleeves, by contrast, it is the simplest way to extend the service life.

Is it harmless?

The bottle declares starch as the ingredient - the same principle as a classic body powder. There is no talc in it.

Where is it stored?

Dry and closed. Damp powder clumps and can no longer be spread.

And the lubricant afterwards?

That comes with the next use and washes the powder off again - water gels are under water-based lubricant.