Material Safety & Care Guide

Material Safety & Care Guide – Silicone Dolls

Thank you for choosing our silicone dolls. This guide explains how to enjoy a safe, long‑lasting experience by using the right materials, lubricants, and care practices.

1. Material Safety

  • Our dolls are made from medical‑grade or cosmetic‑grade silicone, which is:
    • Non‑porous and hypoallergenic.
    • Resistant to many bacteria and odors when cleaned properly.
    • Stable at normal room temperatures.
  • What is NOT safe:
    • Avoid contact with TPE/TPR materials, harsh chemicals, alcohol, acetone, bleach, or strong solvents, as these may damage or age the silicone surface.
    • Do not allow sharp objects, pet claws, or rough jewelry to scratch or puncture the skin.

2. Daily Handling & Use

  • Before use:
    • Inspect the doll’s body and openings for any visible damage or tears.
    • Use only clean hands or gloves to avoid transferring oils, dirt, or makeup to the silicone.
  • During use:
    • Avoid excessive stretching, bending joints into extreme positions, or pulling limbs too hard.
    • Do not apply oily skincare products, perfumes, or aerosol sprays directly onto the silicone, as oils can cause stickiness or discoloration.

3. Lubricants: What to Use

  • Silicone dolls must only use:
    • Water‑based lubricant (non‑silicone, non‑oil).
      • Easy to clean, safe for silicone, and will not degrade the material.dollinsight+1
  • Products to avoid:
    • Silicone‑based lubricants – can cause sticky or tacky surfaces over time.
    • Oil‑based lubricants – can break down silicone and are hard to rinse off.
    • Cheap or unknown‑brand lubricants; always check ingredients.

4. Cleaning & Hygiene

  • After each use:
    1. Rinse the doll’s internal openings with warm water (not hot) and a mild, fragrance‑free soap or sex‑toy‑safe cleanser.
    2. Use a dedicated washing tool (e.g., a bulb‑syringe or automatic washing device) to flush the canal thoroughly.
    3. Pat the surface dry with a clean, soft towel and let the body air dry in a well‑ventilated, cool area for several hours.mayreborns+1
  • External skin cleaning:
    • Use a soft microfiber cloth dampened with lukewarm water and a tiny drop of mild soap.suebangroup+1
    • Gently wipe the surface; do not scrub or use abrasive sponges.
    • Dry immediately to prevent moisture buildup and odor.
  • Avoid:
    • Submerging weighted bodies in water.
    • Alcohol, baby wipes, or harsh detergents.suebangroup+1

5. Drying & Storage

  • Drying:
    • Never use a hair dryer, heater, or direct sunlight to speed up drying. Heat can deform or age silicone.suebangroup+1
    • Ensure the internal passages are completely dry before storing to prevent mold or bacterial growth.
  • Storage:
    • Store in a cool, dry place, away from:
      • Direct sunlight.
      • High heat (radiators, cars in summer).
      • Humid areas (attics, garages, damp basements).rebornatelier+1
    • Keep the doll lying down or supported so joints are not under constant pressure.suebangroup+1
    • Avoid storing in tight plastic bags; use a breathable cloth bag or box lined with soft fabric.

6. Preventing Damage & Stains

  • Clothing:
    • Avoid dark or heavily dyed fabrics (e.g., black leggings, dark denim, red garments) that may stain silicone.woodlanddolls+1
    • If unsure, dress the doll in light‑colored, colorfast underwear or a slip.
  • Cosmetics & Accessories:
    • Do not apply long‑lasting makeup, nail polish, or permanent markers directly onto the silicone.
    • Avoid using tape to secure clothing; it can tear the surface.

7. Expected Lifespan & Maintenance

  • With proper care, a silicone doll can last 2–5 years or longer, depending on usage and cleaning habits.suebangroup+1
  • Regular routine:
    • Light cleaning after each use.
    • Deep flush and external clean once a week.
    • Inspection for tears, stickiness, or discoloration once a month.