Oh keep forgetting to mention

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I think i may have siad I have a Chasey Lain cyberskin toy. Its pretty cool but I noticed that around the hole where you insert the vibrator thingy there was some black/grey appearing around the hole.

I use a condom when using it so as not to make any mess. Is there anything that could be causing this? I have not used it a great number of times.

I make sure i clean it with water then try it off with a towel, and then apply some talc. Which is what it recommends.

Thanks as always

Stealth

Is it ok to put bleach on it?

Would washing up liquid be a better suggestion?

Thanks

Stealth

sounds like you totally burninated it, you animal

In reply to: burninated Who are we, Shakespeare...making up words?

• checks Oxford English Dictionary

I think he meant burnimicated.

It should be OK to soak the plastic (or synthetic rubber) parts of most "toys" in a weak bleach solution...not sure about the one mentioned above.

Trogdor you fools! :grin: http://homestarrunner.com/trogdor.html

(sorry.. i don't know about your toy.. umm sounds like you're taking good care of it to me, but I'd try the bleach thing if I were you.)

thank you halo!! (and welcome aboard )

its one of these -> http://www.climaxcentrum.nl/images/bw000101.jpg ,-RegardsStealth

Ackkkkk!The picture doesn't say what it's made out of, but you'd better clean it with something stronger than water. A thorough cleaning with detergent, like diswashing soap, would probably be fine, as long as you don't share it. Rinse thoroughly! And make sure it thoroughly dries after you wash it.The problem is that it's hard to thoroughly clean rubbery plastic, with all its nooks and crannies. Something watery, like alcohol, would be good to use, after washing. It'll also help get rid of the left-over water.

Ok, so I've never seen one of these toys, but may I suggest cleaning with an ant-bacterial soap. (alot of handsoap is anti-bacterial) And use a baby bottle brush to get in all the nooks and crannies. I think the problem is, is that it's not completely dry and then you use a powder...the powder acts as food for bacteria. So maybe use a blow dryer to completely dry it out.

be carefull what you use as some detergents will degrade silicone rubber. Didn't it comr with instructions for cleaning? Also, I've seen products advertised specifically for toys although you can probably get the same stuff cheaper once you know exactly what it is.A detergent meant for lab-ware might do the trick.

Listen to Unsupervised...he's definately the expert when it comes to these kind of things.

purely an academic inerest

I think there is a possibility that it may not have dried properly. Like you have said its hard to dry in the nooks. I will try some hand soap. I think we have some of that Dove around.Thanks all

If it's silicone rubber, bleach well diluted with water should be safe, and will kill mould.

Actually I still have the box. I will have a look to see what it says.With the cleaning instructions I am pretty sure it said that to wash throughly then try, then appply talc.RegardsStealthly