As part of maintenance, cleaning after using a love doll is very important. I would like to introduce the cleaning method in detail from now on.

Tools needed for cleaning are:

Avoid cleaning with alcohol, gasoline, or even disinfectants. These are all products that corrode the doll. If clean water and body soap are not enough to remove stains, it is healthy to use olive oil or another oil and apply it to a cotton pad to wash. We only recommend using color pastes unless you are staining large areas. When washing, remove the doll's head first to avoid damaging the makeup on the doll's face. And you can wash the doll with water and bath powder. Simply put, washing a doll is almost the same as us bathing ourselves. Wipe lightly with a wet towel to wash, but cold water is not recommended. If possible, use hot water in winter to wash the doll. No, just try it by hand.

And talking about washing the doll's vagina, the doll has a vaginal washer as a bonus, put water in the washer and press it with force, the pressure of the washer will wash away the dirt inside the vagina. If you don't mind, just unplug the front end of the shower and wash it with the handle. You can use a lot of fastidious things, but try to keep herbaceous and neutral things in mind. The mouth part is the same as the vagina, and you just squeeze it and wash it, so of course you can wash it as it is when you take a bath.

Lastly, caring for your doll's wig is also important, so if you buy a love doll, you need to know what you need to know about doll care. Hair also needs care. If you find it troublesome, we recommend tying the doll's hair up. Wash your wig at least once every two months. It should be the same as you wash your hair. The difference is that you should rub lightly instead of rubbing round. If you want more care, you can use conditioner for about 30 minutes, and you can also air dry it. If you think it's too much trouble, tie a ponytail.