While sex toys are designed for fun, some are better than others in terms of staying safe and healthy.
This is what you need to know.
The first rule of thumb is to avoid the use of jelly rubber.
While countries vary legally on regulated sex toys, wherever you live, avoid any sex toys that contain a large amount of neighboring benzene Ester, a chemical used to soften plastics
The downside, Blisstree wrote, is that jelly rubber is soft, flexible and cheap, and is a standard material for fun toys.
In addition, the material is porous and bacteria lurk inside the toy no matter how well you scrub.
Sex toys are mostly unregulated in the United States, but American expert Stefanie Iris Weis is the author of eco-toys
"Sex: Turn Green between sheets and make your love life sustainable," she said . " One suggestion, she told iVillage, is to do a "sniff test" for your sex toy""If it has new-
Taste of the car, put it down.
"What to buy to look for medical toys --
Weis added, grade silicone and choose a vibrator with rechargeable battery for a more eco-friendly effectFriendly choice.
Other options include hard plastic, usually no.
Porous and benzene-
It's free, says Blisstree.
Glass toys, usually made of transparent medical supplies
Also sold in the market as a safe and non-toxic option.
Keep clean almost all sex toys can be cleaned with soap and warm water, while hard plastic can be disinfected with acetone rubbing alcohol.
For more tips on cleaning, visit Full wisdom. com/how-to-clean-sex-toys. htm.