The Ultimate Cleaning Routine: Soap, Boiling, or UV?

Your skincare routine has steps; your wellness routine should too. Proper cleaning isn't just about hygiene; it's about protecting the material integrity of your investment.

Myth: "I should boil my silicone toys to sterilize them."

The Truth: While pure silicone can handle heat, the battery and motor inside cannot. Boiling waterproof toys is risky and can damage the seals or electronics. Do not boil electronic toys.

The Correct Ritual (3 Steps)

The Wash: Use warm water and a mild, fragrance-free soap (or a dedicated toy cleaner). Dish soap is fine, but hand soap with moisturizers can leave a residue.
The Rinse: Rinse thoroughly. Soap residue can cause irritation later.
The Dry: This is the most important step. Use a lint-free cloth or let it air dry completely. Storing a damp toy in a dark pouch invites bacteria.

Special Care for Sleeves

For male products like The Orca, the TPE sleeve needs extra love. After drying, apply a light dusting of Cornstarch (Renewal Powder) to prevent it from becoming sticky. It will feel brand new every time.

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The Ultimate Cleaning Routine: Soap, Boiling, or UV?

Myth: "I should boil my silicone toys to sterilize them."

The Correct Ritual (3 Steps)

Special Care for Sleeves

Dr. Ari Chen

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Myth: "I should boil my silicone toys to sterilize them."

The Correct Ritual (3 Steps)

Special Care for Sleeves