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Porous materials absorb fluids and are harder to clean fully. Non-porous ones are easier to keep clean. Here is how to tell the difference.
ReadGlass, steel and stone toys are non-porous and easy to clean. Here is what to know about temperature, care and choosing one that feels right.
ReadToys can carry strong scents from the material, the finish or the packaging. Here is why this happens, and how to tell whether a smell is a problem.
ReadSome lubes are fine with every toy, while others can damage certain materials. Here is a quick guide to the common pairings.
ReadTextured toys need a little more effort to clean. Follow these steps to reach every ridge and keep the surface fresh.
ReadSilicone is non-porous, so odours usually come from the surface or the packaging. Here is how to freshen a silicone toy properly.
ReadTextured toys can feel more varied, but the ridges and grooves can trap moisture. Here is how to clean them thoroughly.
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