JO refresh foaming toy cleaner - sex toy cleaner by System JO - review by VieuxCarre

System Jo has consistently provided toy enthusiasts with quality products and their toy cleaner meets the expectations the company has set out to make for themselves. I've always turned to warm water and plain antibacterial soap to clean my toys but since I came across this toy cleaner I will never go back to using just any old soap again.

This water based antibacterial toy cleaner comes in a 7 fluid ounce plastic container that has the label donning the System Jo name on the front. On the front of the label are listed the qualities of the cleaner such as antibacterial, gentle, non-greasy, alcohol free, latex, rubber, and silicone friendly, and petro-chemicals free, paraben free, and glycerin free. Those who have allergies to petro-chemicals, paraben, or glycerin can take comfort in knowing that this cleaner will not cause an allergic reaction after use. Some of the ingredients used in making this cleaner are triclosan, disodium, cocoamphodiacetate, sodium trideceth sulfate, propylen glycol, citric acid, phenoxyethanol, purified water and are located on the back of the label on the bottle.

Fixed on the top of the bottle that holds the cleaner is a pump from which the cleaner comes out, making it easy to use. The pump leaves your hands free to hold the toys that need to be cleaned and eliminates the hassle of having to squeeze a bottle and possibly squeezing too much soap out at a time. The pump pushes out a small amount of the cleaner, which is in foam form, that works to clean one toy entirely. I put this to the test personally and was able to clean a rather large dildo I have with only one pump of the cleaner. The foam itself is slick and does not dry up quickly once it has come out of the bottle. Once rinsed off, the cleaner leaves no residue. This cleaner is safe to use with toys of all materials without running the risk of destroying any material in any way, shape, or form. After you have used the cleaner, I suggest replacing the hard plastic cap that covers the pump so that visitors do not mistake it for hand wash and use it instead. While it is relatively inexpensive, I would only use this for cleaning toys and not replacing regular hand soap with it.

The bottle is not discreet to keep out as it has "Toy Cleaner" written across the label so if you plan on having guests over that you want to keep in the dark about your toy habits, I suggest storing this product away from where it can be easily found or seen.

A little goes a long way and we are still enjoying this toy cleaner. It works wonderfully to get the job done and doesn't require a whole lot to be used per cleaning. This is definitely a great foaming toy cleaner as it leaves no residue and is gentle on the skin as well as the material of your toys.