JUGUETES SEXUALES

Mantenimiento de tus juquetes sexuales

Maintenance involves many things, but taking these few quick and easy steps will ensure the best performance from your toys, and the most pleasurable experience for you!

Before Use
As soon as you receive your new pleasure pal, go down this checklist:

• Inspect your sex toy for imperfections, including rough seams (you may be able to file down very small seams with a fingernail file), discoloration (which may be an expected part of the manufacturing process or indicate extreme temperature exposure), or tears in softer materials such as jelly and realistic materials.
• Check for cracks in acrylic, glass, and plastic toys or plastic pieces of toys (battery packs, handles, etc.).
• Insert fresh batteries to make sure the toy works properly; see the online product page for a battery diagram if insertion is unclear, or contact customerservice@mypleasure.com for assistance.

If you have any questions about your product, contact customerservice@mypleasure.com. If you see a problem and want to return your item, you may do so for a store credit within the first 30 days after purchase. Click here for more information on our return policy, including what to do after 30 days. We always want you to be satisfied with your purchase… in every way!

Using the Right Lubricant
Choosing the correct sexual lube is key to keeping your sex toy in the best shape possible, and it makes every experience more enjoyable. For more information on using lubricant with sex toys, check out Lubricant: How do I use it with sex toys? Just remember these simple tips:

• Water-based lubricant may be used with any sex toy.
• While silicone lubricants are perfect for use with a partner, a silicone lubricant should never be used with silicone sex toys, nor should it be used on any realistic material (CyberskinTM, FuturoticTM, NeoSkin®, FauxskinTM, Soft TouchTM, UltraSkin).
• Never use an oil-based lube or petroleum jelly on any toy that will come into contact with or be inserted into the vagina (may increase risk of vaginal infections), or with anything made of rubber/latex, including latex condoms (will disintegrate latex).

Tips for Sharing Sex Toys
If you share your sex toys with a partner, or want to switch between anal and vaginal use, even on yourself, you must thoroughly clean the toy to avoid infection, and to avoid introducing bacteria into the vagina. The best way to avoid bacteria transmission is to use a condom over the toy and change it whenever the toy is used for different partners or orifices. This method is hygienic, fast, and extends the life of your toys by protecting the material! For more detailed information on safer sex play in general, be sure to check out our Education section and Dr. Gardos' Q&A archive in particular.

Proper Storage of Sex Toys
We'll explore this topic in-depth in our Where Do I Hide My Sex Toys? article. At the very least, be sure you have a place for your toys that keeps them separate, cool, and dry, away from pets (and kids) and protected from dirt and dust. And always remove the batteries before storing.

When to Replace Your Toys
No sex toy lasts forever, and some, depending on frequency of use, may last a very short while, so how do you know when it's time to say good-bye?

• Mechanical features slow or stop working, even after battery replacement
• Cracks are visible in plastic, acrylic, or glass toys, or on the plastic pieces of other toys
• Mold or mildew has formed on the material, or the material is deteriorating
• Battery corrosion is seen inside the battery pack

Much like shoes, the more you use a sex toy, the quicker it will wear out, so it's possible to go through a toy a month-or to keep one for as long as a year. Just be sure to replace your sensual friend and not try to fix it yourself!

 

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