Your hentai toy has finally arrived. You’re so excited to receive it. On the other hand, you’re also anxious. This will be the first time you’ll have a moment with a toy. You’re not so sure what to expect. Relax. Tension is normal. Think of the moment as the day you first had sex. The tension flew off the window after you had an orgasm. Gradually, you felt confident. You’re now reliving the moment only that this time, you’re about to start a new chapter with a hentai toy of your dreams. Before then though, take into account the following cleaning mistakes. Avoid them as much as you can.
Skipping The First Bath
Your hentai toy is untouched yes. It’s new, yes. That doesn’t mean though that it’s clean. Just like your underwear, you must first wash the doll before using it. This is important because you do not know what kind of factory residue the doll has. You’re better off cleaning it than taking chances to find out. This is even more important if you have sensitive skin. The last thing you want is a rash as a result of an allergic reaction from a sex toy. In a nutshell, hentai toys are not sterile. They most likely have some dust or bacteria which you can easily get rid of with ample soap and water.
Using Scented Soap
Alright, alright you love your doll. You want to treat her right. Strangely though, treating her right means using unscented soap. The reason here is very simple. Your hentai toy will certainly come in contact with either your vagina, anus or penis. Unknown to many people, these are some of the most absorbent parts of the human body. They can absorb scents and other harsh chemicals which can easily cause you health challenges like yeast infection. Your best bet here is to simply clean your toy with unscented soap.
Using Hot Water
Many, if not all hentai toys are made of silicone. Now, silicone is a durable material. When it gets exposed to heat though and especially for a long time, it wears off. With that in mind, always use lukewarm water to clean your toy. Dry her well too. If possible, allow her to dry under a shade or wipe her clean and dry with a soft, clean cloth.
