i first received the metallic lame bags. not a bad little bag...but they were too small overall. and i wouldnt wash those...

i later recvd the canvas bags and they are perfect. and yes, washable. no lint/fabric comes off on the toys. its actually a pretty good quality light weight canvas,

i prefer fabric to plastic as its too cumbersome to get a toy in / out of a plastic bag - they stick to the bag, etc. plus i like the breathability of fabric. i think with plastic bags you risk trapping moisture/smell, etc. Although im no expert - just my experience.

Ultimately, i would like to get satin bags like the sugar sak. but they are just out of my affordability range. i will switch over when i can afford - and thru edenfantasys.com I know you can buy toys anywhere, but the short time ive been on this site, im impressed with the toy selection/pricing and the peeps on the forum.

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Somewhere dry and clean, in separator bags, and locked up if necessary. Silicone composites shouldn't touch each other, or touch pure silicone. Glass and metal shouldn't be clanking against each other. Jelly should be kept separate so it doesn't stink up the whole collection, or suddenly decide to melt all over everything. Cyberskin type materials need to be stored with corn starch.

In my opinion, anything porous should be stored in something like a Sugar Sak, which is treated with antibacterial chemicals.

Batteries should be taken out of things with batteries, and everything should always be cleaned before it's put away.

There are storage containers on EF, or you can use a toolbox, a plastic shoebox, or whatever works for you. less

Thank you for all the info, it's a tremendous help. I bought the x-large sugar sak from a different site for around $11. But after reading how storing toys touching each other wasn’t good, I wanted to get some smaller bags to keep everything separate when I pile them all into the sugar sak. I'm not sure how necessary it is, but I'll do whatever to keep my toys clean and in the best condition possible. You make a good point about the plastic bags, and thank you for the link to that site with all the pouches.

I agree with you that this site is great. It's definitely the best one I've found. Everything is so nicely organized, and the community atmosphere is great. Thanks again for all of your help. less

Thank you for all the info, it's a tremendous help. I bought the x-large sugar sak from a different site for around $11. But after reading how storing toys touching each other wasn’t good, I wanted to get some smaller bags to keep everything separate when I pile them all into the sugar sak. I'm not sure how necessary it is, but I'll do whatever to keep my toys clean and in the best condition possible. You make a good point about the plastic bags, and thank you for the link to that site with all the pouches.

I agree with you that this site is great. It's definitely the best one I've found. Everything is so nicely organized, and the community atmosphere is great. Thanks again for all of your help. less

I love my Sugar Saks, (I like the Eden cloth bags, too, but they don't hold as much as they are smaller, but they are padded.)

To prevent toys from touching each other I wrap each toy in a handkerchief, or place it in a smaller bag in the Sugar Sak. This prevents touching and keeps them clean. A man's handkerchief can wrap even a large dildo or vibrator and smaller toys can be wrapped in womens handkerchiefs and stored in bags.

I usually get handkerchiefs at either large department stores, second hand stores or dollar stores. less