I use anti bacterial soap, have the extra soft bristle toothbrush for nooks and crannies and also use a toy cleaner. I do have a chamois and a microfiber lint free cloth (used for cleaning eyeglasses) that I use for wiping my silicone and soft toys.

Cornstarch is also a necessity for me on the 'tacky' silicone or soft toys!! **Remember NEVER use talc based powders due to their link for contributing to causing cancer in lab studies!** less

I read the second paragraph incorrectly the first time and thought you were saying cornstarch caused it and started freaking out haha. But then I re-read it and got that it's the talc-based powders haha.

I use cornstarch in my coconut oil lotions.

I should probably get a cloth for drying my toys off. It would make it a better experience than having to wait for them to dry. less

I use anti bacterial soap, have the extra soft bristle toothbrush for nooks and crannies and also use a toy cleaner. I do have a chamois and a microfiber lint free cloth (used for cleaning eyeglasses) that I use for wiping my silicone and soft toys.

Cornstarch is also a necessity for me on the 'tacky' silicone or soft toys!! **Remember NEVER use talc based powders due to their link for contributing to causing cancer in lab studies!** less

When you say chamois, are you talking about the ones you can buy at the auto parts store for drying your car?

Does it really dry them w/o getting lint on them?

I always leave my toys out to air dry, but even then I get some lint on them and have to rinse them off before use. less

I do mean like you dry your car. And unfortunately, it is the actual product--not the synthetic--so is not vegan friendly. Since it is the actual leather from the internal side of the animal hide, it does not leave lint like the cloths...but it does need to be soaked and dried a couple of times prior to using to remove all particles, same as for prior use on your car. less

My hard plastic vibrators either get wiped down with a toy wipe or the whole soap/toy cleaner and water thing if they are waterproof. All my silicone, glass and metal dildos are fully sterilized after each use by boiling. If I encounter a dildo that is made of a material that is porous I always use a condom with it and use the soap/toy cleaner method after use.

After cleaning I air dry in a safe place. I store each toy in individual bags so that they do not come into contact with each other or anything else.

Before using again I wipe them down with a wipe to remove any lint, hair etc that they might have picked up. less

Depending on material I store them in either plastic bags (hard plastic) lint free cloth (silicone) or padded cloth bags (glass and metal). The lint free cloth can either be a pouch or in a few cases a square piece that simply wrap around the toy. I like the lint free cloth for the silicone toys because it keeps them attracting hair, fuzz etc. A few of silicone toys are stored inside the plastic bags that they were in when I got them, but I have been slowly replacing those out with the cloth one.

For the cloth ones, I simply go to the local craft store and see what they have on hand. Sometimes they have pouches premade which cost anywhere from .50 to a $2 depending on the size and material. less

Depending on material I store them in either plastic bags (hard plastic) lint free cloth (silicone) or padded cloth bags (glass and metal). The lint free cloth can either be a pouch or in a few cases a square piece that simply wrap around the toy. I like the lint free cloth for the silicone toys because it keeps them attracting hair, fuzz etc. A few of silicone toys are stored inside the plastic bags that they were in when I got them, but I have been slowly replacing those out with the cloth one.

For the cloth ones, I simply go to the local craft store and see what they have on hand. Sometimes they have pouches premade which cost anywhere from .50 to a $2 depending on the size and material. less