What's the best and most sanitary household soap that anyone's found? Is it bad to clean vibrators with regular body wash?
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I use watered down Bath and Body Works body wash. About one part wash and 8 to 10 parts water. I put it into a "foaming dispenser" and use it for everything from washing hands to washing toys. I have never had any material breakdown or problems.
Watered down Ivory is also good. I've also used Sliquid Splash in a pinch, watered down, too.
Antibacterial soap works for some people, but I get skin problems from it, eczema and dryness and occasionally even get a yeast infection from it, so I have to stay away from antibacterial soap.
I use Cal Exotics Toy Cleaner, but I wash my toys with soap and water after every cleaning with this stuff, as it contains the same ingredients as antibacterial soaps.
Watered down Ivory is also good. I've also used Sliquid Splash in a pinch, watered down, too.
Antibacterial soap works for some people, but I get skin problems from it, eczema and dryness and occasionally even get a yeast infection from it, so I have to stay away from antibacterial soap.
I use Cal Exotics Toy Cleaner, but I wash my toys with soap and water after every cleaning with this stuff, as it contains the same ingredients as antibacterial soaps.
09/26/2011
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I agree, any type of antibacterial soap works best
Originally posted by
Sam (aka Jul!a)
I imagine there are much worse things to clean a vibrator with than regular body wash, but a plain antibacterial soap is your best bet for simple cleaning. I use one of the scented Dial soaps, haven't had any problems yet.
12/11/2011
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And I used to work at B&B Works - so I totally recommend their products
Originally posted by
P'Gell
I use watered down Bath and Body Works body wash. About one part wash and 8 to 10 parts water. I put it into a "foaming dispenser" and use it for everything from washing hands to washing toys. I have never had any material breakdown or problems.
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I use watered down Bath and Body Works body wash. About one part wash and 8 to 10 parts water. I put it into a "foaming dispenser" and use it for everything from washing hands to washing toys. I have never had any material breakdown or problems.
Watered down Ivory is also good. I've also used Sliquid Splash in a pinch, watered down, too.
Antibacterial soap works for some people, but I get skin problems from it, eczema and dryness and occasionally even get a yeast infection from it, so I have to stay away from antibacterial soap.
I use Cal Exotics Toy Cleaner, but I wash my toys with soap and water after every cleaning with this stuff, as it contains the same ingredients as antibacterial soaps.
Watered down Ivory is also good. I've also used Sliquid Splash in a pinch, watered down, too.
Antibacterial soap works for some people, but I get skin problems from it, eczema and dryness and occasionally even get a yeast infection from it, so I have to stay away from antibacterial soap.
I use Cal Exotics Toy Cleaner, but I wash my toys with soap and water after every cleaning with this stuff, as it contains the same ingredients as antibacterial soaps.
12/11/2011
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Scented dial soap works fine.
Originally posted by
Sam (aka Jul!a)
I imagine there are much worse things to clean a vibrator with than regular body wash, but a plain antibacterial soap is your best bet for simple cleaning. I use one of the scented Dial soaps, haven't had any problems yet.
12/17/2011
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Anything with the words 'anti-bacterial' are ideal. Think dish soap more than body wash, but if you're the only one using your toys, body wash is fine.
Originally posted by
LittleA
What's the best and most sanitary household soap that anyone's found? Is it bad to clean vibrators with regular body wash?
If you can, look into some of the anti-bacterial toy cleaners offered by EF. I use the System Jo cleaner, and I'll never go back to soap and water!
Apr 30, 5:18 pm
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