Collection: Masturbation Cup

Proper care of your masturbator isn’t just about hygiene—it also extends the life of your favorite toy and keeps every session as pleasurable as the first.

As soon as you're finished, remove any inner sleeves or parts if your toy has them, and rinse with warm (not hot!) water. Avoid soaking any electrical components if you're using an automatic masturbator.

Apply a sex toy cleaner or a gentle, fragrance-free soap. Avoid anything too harsh, like alcohol or scented hand soap, as these can damage the material.

If your masturbator has an internal canal, turn it inside out if possible, or use your fingers or a soft brush to gently scrub the inside. Don’t forget outer surfaces, especially textured grips or buttons.

Rinse thoroughly to remove all soap or cleaner residue. Use a lint-free towel to pat dry—don't rub too hard.

Before storing, make sure your toy is 100% dry to prevent mold or bacteria growth. Leave it in a well-ventilated space for a few hours if needed.

Keep your clean masturbator in a breathable, dust-free bag or container. Avoid plastic bags or airtight containers if the toy is still even slightly moist.