Someone once mentioned to me that a baking soda paste works well. Add only enough water to make it easy to spread, cover your toy in it, and let it sit for a while. Rinse it off, and you're good to go! If she finds it to be an issue still, maybe she should try using toy covers/condoms?

She said it's the silicone itself. Has also happen with a Tantus Dildo, not sure which one. I'm not going to go smell for myself so just going off what she says.

Sorry I'm so late to the party - I haven't popped in a a week or so. There was a great discussion of this in this thread a while back:

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To quote Scott, "It is adsorption, which means that certain chemicals are attracted to the surface of the silicone (just like the red color from tomato sauce that can get on plastic containers). The problem is generally limited to anal use (though if you soak them in tomato sauce you might get the red problem as well), and it isn't a safety issue - the dildo is still nonporous and can be cleaned and sanitized even if it smells."

What I usually advise people who experience this is to aim for a more intensive cleaning (not just soap & water, more like a run through a dishwasher/boiling if possible). Then, once the toy is sanitized, make sure it's someplace it can get some airflow around it. Adsorption is a surface process, but I find that if the toys are immediately closed up in a bag or drawer, it's more difficult to get rid of whatever that odor-causing layer is. You'll want to air it out. If you're worried about someone finding them, just put 'em on the top shelf of the closet or something.

Hope this helps!

Thanks Jenna And Holly Wood, A friend of mine actually has this problem too I will remember to let her know, and remember these things for future reference!!

~Rebel