Toy Care

For a quick clean before or after use we recommend Safe Suds Toy Cleaner, its spray applicator makes it easy to use and ensures a thorough coverage.

 We recommend the following to ensure a long, safe toy life.

Silicone dildos and plugs: Run it through the dishwasher or boil it on the stove (3-5 minutes) and viola! -- your toy is sterilized.

Silicone vibrators: Wash with warm water and a mild detergent.

Jellies: This material is a non-porous form of rubber that can be cleaned with mild soap and warm water.

Rubber: Rubber dildos should always be used with condoms, and can be cleaned with mild soap and warm water.

Cyberskin: Rinse with hot water, or disinfect by putting alcohol onto a cloth and lightly rubbing (avoid soap or harsh detergents); to keep the silky feel, sprinkle with cyberskin renew.

Latex: Latex is non-porous and easy to clean with mild soap and hot water.

Vinyl: Vinyl products are non-porous, and can be washed with mild soap and hot water.

Battery toys: If your product has batteries, always remove them when not in use. Even the best quality batteries can leak. This damage is not covered by any manufacturer warranty.

Waterproof and water resistant toys: It is important to allow the battery area to dry after use. Remove the batteries and allow to air dry. Remove any water with a cloth.

If you want  to use your toy with more than one person, you should always just put a latex condom over your toy and discard condom when you're done. Rubber dildos are porous and it isn't really practical to completely sterilize them, so you should either put condoms on them if you're going to use them with multiple people or switch to silicone dildos (which can be boiled to disinfect them, as mentioned above).

If you have any questions or concerns please email support@canadiansextoys.ca