Collection: Sex Toy Cleaners

How to Clean Sex Toys Properly

Regular cleaning isn't optional — it's essential. Body fluids, lubricant residue, and bacteria can degrade toy materials over time and create hygiene risks. Antibacterial toy sprays are the most convenient option: spray on, wipe off, done. They're alcohol-free so they won't dry out silicone, and they're safe for all body-safe materials including silicone, ABS plastic, glass, and stainless steel.

For a deeper clean, toy washes and foaming cleansers work like a gentle soap but are pH-balanced and free from harsh detergents that can break down toy surfaces. Use warm (not hot) water and rinse thoroughly — soap residue left on a toy can cause skin irritation on the next use.

UV sanitiser boxes take hygiene a step further by killing up to 99.9% of bacteria and viruses without any liquid — ideal for toys with motors or charging ports that shouldn't get wet. Whichever method you use, always store toys dry in a breathable pouch or their original box. Storing damp toys accelerates material degradation and can cause silicone toys to become tacky or discoloured.