I comparison shopped for awhile before I picked out a toy cleaner spray. Obviously, I wanted one that would be safe for the inside of my body in case some residue was left over, but I also wanted a product that would completely sanitize the toy as well.

I only now buy top safety rated toys (glass and silicone) as I like to share my toys, but I was always worried about just washing with soap and water; I wanted something more. I use condoms between anal and vaginal play and with partners. I switch condoms between each new partner and myself (as this spray will obviously NOT protect against STIs and STDs).

I've used this cleaning spray after using toys on myself and with others. First, I wash toys with warm soap and a mild bacterial soap then rinse. I then spray with the Pjur spray and wipe off (it doesn't air dry - you have to wipe the toys with the liquid spray and then wipe with a sanitary item - preferably one that can be tossed such as a tissue or toilet paper).

The spray does not have an unpleasant odor at all. It does NOT discolor or ruin toys, and I would highly recommend it to everyone as soon as you buy your first toy. Safety in toys is so important. Avoiding disease and infection can be so simple with the use of toy cleaner! Obviously, this does not completely bleach the toys, so to avoid STDs, you must use condoms in-between partners and between orifices. This just makes sure bacteria does not collect on toys after usage.

The bottle has 3.4 ounces which will last me (at a spray per toy a day) for at least 3 months. It is totally worth the price for my own bodily safety. It easily sprays out of the top onto your toy (not too much and yet doesn't clog either!). It is free of perfumes and scents, so you don't have to worry about infection if you want to use your toy right after sanitizing (yay!).

Another awesome feature is that it doesn't say "Sex Toy Cleaner" on it. Feel free to pack this anywhere you go, and you won't be embarrassed! It just says "body sanitizer", so people will just think you are clean!

This toy spray is still my go-to for cleanup. You should always use an anti-bacterial soap and warm water to completely clean your toys, unless you have glass or other materials which can be 100% sanitized with more direct methods like the dishwasher or boiling water. I love my Pjur spray.

The best part is the packaging; you can leave it out because there are no implications it is for sex toys. It looks like another germophobe's anti-bacterial hand sanitizer spray.

After every playtime with my toys, I still wash the toy, but this is a good spray to use right before you play the next time. The product gets off any dirt or bacteria that may have come between uses.

Definite recommend. No chemical smell, safe on your body, but, obviously don't use this internally. It has an easy pump spray for easy cleaning time.