A sex doll is more than just an item—it’s a companion. Once your sex doll is in your hands, you become its partner and protector. As a responsible owner, it's important to know how to care for your doll properly to ensure you both enjoy a lasting relationship.
Now, let's dive into the cleaning and care details for your sex doll.
Part I: Cleaning
How Often Should You Clean Your Sex Doll?
Before using your sex doll for the first time, it’s essential to clean it to remove any factory residues.
To keep your doll in top condition, protect it from dust. If you don’t use it frequently, cleaning once a month is enough.
For essential areas such as the mouth, anus, and vagina, we recommend cleaning them after every use.
What Not to Do When Cleaning Your Sex Doll
Avoid using sharp objects like hard sponges or wire brushes, as they may harm the skin.
Do not submerge the doll’s head or neck in water, as this can cause damage to the metal parts and result in rust.
When cleaning or drying, do not apply excessive pressure to the skin to avoid tearing.
Never use a hairdryer to dry your doll.
Recommended Cleaning Products
Here’s a list of recommended products to use during the cleaning process:
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Antibacterial soap
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Water
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Talcum powder (baby powder)
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Soft sponge
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Soft towel
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Non-abrasive drying cloth
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Premium Renewal Powder
Note: Each doll comes with a small cleaning kit that includes a vaginal irrigator.
How to Clean Your Doll’s Body
To prevent bacteria buildup, it’s recommended to clean your doll every two weeks. You may need to clean more frequently based on usage.
Use a mixture of antibacterial soap and warm water, gently massaging the skin with your hands or using a soft sponge. Avoid getting the head and neck too wet or immersed in water to prevent metal components from rusting. If the metal gets wet, dry it immediately to prevent rust.
Your doll can be bathed or showered.
Note: Avoid using abrasive soaps or general cleaning products.
How to Dry Your Sex Doll
After cleaning, lay the doll on a soft towel and gently pat it dry with a clean cotton cloth, allowing it to air dry fully. Do not use hard sponges, brushes, or wire wool, as they may damage the skin.
Once dry, dust the doll with talcum powder to protect the skin and reduce friction. Talcum powder should be applied every two weeks or at least once a month, but only when the doll is dry.
Note: Do not apply fragrance oils or other substances to the skin.
Cleaning the Vagina/Anus/Mouth
After each use, clean the vagina, anus, and mouth to prevent bacterial growth.
Rinse the areas with mild antibacterial soap water using a vaginal irrigator, then rinse with clean water to remove all soap.
Dry the areas thoroughly and apply Premium Renewal Powder to both the interior and exterior.
How to Clean Your Doll’s Face
To clean the face, remove the head from the body and the wig if possible.
Gently pat the face with a sponge or cotton cloth dipped in warm soapy water. Be cautious not to damage the eyes and lashes or wet them.
Pat the face dry with a non-abrasive cloth and let it air dry before reattaching the head to the body.
Part II: Caring
Proper care is the key to extending the life of your sex doll. With the right maintenance, a Rosemary Doll can last anywhere from 2 to 10 years, depending on usage and care.
Here are some tips for maintaining your sex doll:
Body & Skin Care
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Store your doll in a cool, dark place to prevent skin fading and facial feature discoloration due to sunlight exposure.
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Avoid leaving your doll in extreme temperatures, as it can lead to deformation over time. Normal temperature fluctuations are fine, but avoid freezing conditions or excessive heat.
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Keep your doll in a sitting position or lying on its back to maintain its shape.
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Don’t dress your doll in tight clothing, as this can leave permanent marks or indentations.
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Avoid long-term exposure to dark fabrics, as they can stain the doll’s skin.
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Store your doll on a soft surface, or hang it to prevent pressure marks and indentations.
Hair Care
Each doll comes with high-quality synthetic wigs. These wigs can be removed for styling, cleaning, or replaced with any commercial wig.
When combing long hair, use a metal brush or comb, starting from the tips of the hair. Gently work through any knots, avoiding pulling or tugging.