Toy Cleaner Cleanse 100 ml

Toy Cleaner Cleanse 100 ml 🧼

Cleanse from Skins is a toy cleaner in a 100 ml spray bottle with a clear protective cap over the spray head. The bottle carries the Skins logo above blue splashes, with cleanse Toy Cleaner printed below. The liquid is clear and leaves no sticky film. It is intended for toys made of silicone, glass and metal. As a spray it also reaches grooves, nubs and joins that are hard to get at with a cloth. It stands under sex toy cleaner, with drugstore and under lubricant; what else comes from this brand is shown by the brand world of Skins.

✨ At a glance

• ✅ Type: toy cleaner
• 💧 Contents: 100 ml
• 🎨 Colour: Transparent
• ✅ Bottle: spray head with protective cap
• ✅ For: silicone, glass and metal
• 👉 Use: spray on, leave briefly, rinse off
• ✅ Residue: not sticky
• ⚠️ Caution: only wipe toys with a motor

❓ FAQ

How do you clean a toy with it?

Spray on, leave briefly, rinse off. First rinse off any lubricant residue with warm water, then spray the toy all over and let the cleaner work for a moment. After that you rinse thoroughly so that none of it stays on the toy, and let it dry in the air or on a clean cloth. You do this before and after every use.

What do you do with toys that have a motor?

Wipe instead of rinsing. Spray the cleaner onto a soft cloth and wipe the toy with it, taking particular care at buttons, charging socket and battery compartment, where no water may get in. Only toys that are expressly waterproof go under running water.

And with other materials?

Test first. With TPE, jelly or coated toys you try it on a small, inconspicuous spot first and check whether the surface changes.

How do you store toys after cleaning?

Dry and separately. Put each toy away only once it is completely dry, ideally in its own pouch. That way different materials do not touch, and no dust settles on them.

Which lubricant goes with them afterwards?

For most toys a water-based one. It gets along with every toy material and rinses off easily with warm water. A selection stands under water-based lubricant.