Anti bacterial toy cleaner 4 oz - toy cleanser by Doc Johnson - review by Freshbananas

Toy cleaner is ideal for toys that do not require scrubbing, such as rounded or seamless toys, clit stimulators, smooth metal or glass and toys with non-porous surfaces. It has a light scent that doesn’t linger after the toy is dried or wiped. It is effective as a disinfectant, containing Triclosan that is found in most over the counter sanitizers. This can cause irritation in some, but is found lower on the ingredient list. I have a Triclosan allergy and this spray doesn’t bother me.

Toy cleanser is a great cleanser to keep your toys disinfected and clean without much effort. Toys with bumps, ridges, valleys, dips, divots, creases and other creative shapes would require good scrubbing to keep it clean and new. This also applies for shared toys or anal toys. Toy cleanser would be a good finisher after a good scrubbing for the listed above.

Directions: Hold spray six inches from toy, spray (do not drench) and let dry. It dries quickly and doesn’t leave any residue or a greasy film. It hasn’t stained or affected my toys in any way. I like to use a quick wipe after the toy is dry because of my Triclosan allergy and would recommend the same for others with similar allergies or sensitive skin.

It comes in a four ounce spray bottle with a little clear cap. It doesn’t spill or leak and the pump top works well. It only requires a few spritz per toy and will last for a long time. The spray is an even and thin mist that won’t drench your toy. The bottle is clear, but says “Toy Cleanser” right on the front so it is not exactly discreet. If the clear cap is kept with the bottle it is great for travel.
Do not apply in/around mouth or eyes. Not meant for body cleansing, just toys.

Ingredients: Deionized Water, Sodium C 14-16 Olefin Sulfonate, Disodium Lauroamphodiacetate (and) Sodium Trideceth Sulfate, Cocamidopropyl Betaine, Propylene Glycol, Triclosan, Citric Acid, Methychloroisothiazolinone (and) Methyllisothiazolinone, Tetrasodium EDTA