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Old May 11, 2013, 10:06 PM
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Originally Posted by DrSkipper View Post
Yes. You have to clean them very well, which for me is very anticlimactic after using them. And depending on what you have, there can be little ridges and grooves that can be very hard to clean. My dildo had grooves which proved hard to clean as well as my butt plug, which still smells like *** no matter how hard I clean it, what cleaner I use, or how hot the water is when I clean it. And the type of material (porous/non-porous, rubber, glass, etc.) of the toy can affect the way you clean it. And if it has batteries, you have to take it out when you clean it and you're not supposed to keep the batteries inside the toy when not in use.

Cleaning the toy is a big reason why I don't use toys often.
I am so glad you have warned me!!

No, that would be a show stopper. I mean... I have trouble keeping up with dirty dishes even though I have a dishwasher.

Speaking of the dishwasher - if the sex toys can be run through a dishwasher, that could be a solution to the problem of cleaning them.

I know there are glass dildos, and glass is usually dishwasher-safe, at least on the top rack where the temperature does not get too high during the wash cycle.