Now my peen is sparkly clean
While hand soap and bleach are going to be a better choice for most toy cleanings, Climax comes in very handy for cleaning delicate toys.Published: April 24, 2010
Pros:
Cheap considering the life it adds to delicate toys, pleasant scent, scrubbing beads.
Cons:
Even though it's gentle, it's still riskier than warm water.
In general, I find toy cleaners a bit silly. Most toys can be cleaned just as well with ordinary antibacterial soap and 10% bleach, and I'd rather spend my money on more toys than on fancy soaps.
Unfortunately, there are some toys (such as Mr. Limpy http://www.edenfantasys.com/sex-toys-for-gender-play/cock-packers/mr-limpy-small and other Fleshlight toys) that fall apart with soap. If you have a more delicate toy ordinary soap is not an option. That's where Climax comes in very handy.
I was wearing my Mr. Limpy Small on a daily basis and after a few weeks the boys weren't looking their best. Sweat, lint, and other junk had accumulated to a very embarrassing degree. In short, my soft pack had its own smegma and I was not ok with it.
While Fleshlight recommends customers refrain from using soap on their toys, warm water wasn't doing anything and I just couldn't stand how dirty my peen had gotten. With great trepidation, I added a small amount of Climax to my toy... then a little more... then a little more. To my pleasant surprise, not only did the soap not eat my toy, it did a great job! The scrubbing beads scrubbed my toy to its former glory without causing any damage. Even the mild evergreen scent was pleasant, and I usually hate all things scented.
While Climax is more expensive than ordinary soap, it's well worth it if you have delicate toys. I would have thrown out my Mr. Limpy within a month of use if I hadn't tried Climax. So long as I wash my peen every other week (and dust with corn starch) it stays as good as new. I would have spent at least $50 by now on replacement soft packs without this soap.
Fleshlight strongly cautions against using soap on their toys, but I found warm water to be so ineffective I was willing to risk the health of my toy to this soap. It worked out for me, but since Fleshlight does not recommend soap I urge caution with any soap. Including this one. Let me repeat this: FLESHLIGHT DOES NOT RECOMEND THIS FOR THEIR TOYS, but I do. If you're worried about your toy, stick to warm water. But if you're going to throw your toy out anyway because it's become as gross as mine did, I highly recommend Climax.
Unfortunately, there are some toys (such as Mr. Limpy http://www.edenfantasys.com/sex-toys-for-gender-play/cock-packers/mr-limpy-small and other Fleshlight toys) that fall apart with soap. If you have a more delicate toy ordinary soap is not an option. That's where Climax comes in very handy.
I was wearing my Mr. Limpy Small on a daily basis and after a few weeks the boys weren't looking their best. Sweat, lint, and other junk had accumulated to a very embarrassing degree. In short, my soft pack had its own smegma and I was not ok with it.
While Fleshlight recommends customers refrain from using soap on their toys, warm water wasn't doing anything and I just couldn't stand how dirty my peen had gotten. With great trepidation, I added a small amount of Climax to my toy... then a little more... then a little more. To my pleasant surprise, not only did the soap not eat my toy, it did a great job! The scrubbing beads scrubbed my toy to its former glory without causing any damage. Even the mild evergreen scent was pleasant, and I usually hate all things scented.
While Climax is more expensive than ordinary soap, it's well worth it if you have delicate toys. I would have thrown out my Mr. Limpy within a month of use if I hadn't tried Climax. So long as I wash my peen every other week (and dust with corn starch) it stays as good as new. I would have spent at least $50 by now on replacement soft packs without this soap.
Fleshlight strongly cautions against using soap on their toys, but I found warm water to be so ineffective I was willing to risk the health of my toy to this soap. It worked out for me, but since Fleshlight does not recommend soap I urge caution with any soap. Including this one. Let me repeat this: FLESHLIGHT DOES NOT RECOMEND THIS FOR THEIR TOYS, but I do. If you're worried about your toy, stick to warm water. But if you're going to throw your toy out anyway because it's become as gross as mine did, I highly recommend Climax.
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oliverHyde
(Eden Advanced reviewer) Genderqueer FTM Femme, sparkles and binders and packers, oh my!
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WHATS THE BEST CLEANER?
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WHAT CHEMICAL IS THE BEST TO CLEAN TOYS WITH AND WILL NOT HURT YOU?
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The only cleaner I've ever used that was made specifically for toys was WET brand's Keep It Clean. I still use it and swear by it, you can read my review on it. It cleans thoroughly, does not leave residue, rinses clean, smells awesome, and it's a foaming cleanser which makes the bottle last forever and provides a more thorough clean on anything that has a texture to it. I have the Butterfly Kiss and the butterfly part has wings, antennae, and several lines etched along his belly. Keep It Clean gets in there just fine. On a side note, I was cleaning him the other day and his wing slipped from between my fingers and flicked soapy water in my eye, haha. So I can also say that Keep It Clean will not burn your eyes, at least not from a small amount.
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great review
Good review!