Everything Lelo makes just looks awesome to me. The toys are excellent quality, aesthetically-pleasing and long-lasting. I haven’t tried any of their lingerie, but I imagine that it is quite nice as well, and the liquid goods always seem to come in the perfect discreet, understated bottles.

Lelo’s antibacterial toy cleaning spray is not housed in the prettiest bottle Lelo has ever manufactured. That prize goes to the flickering touch massage oil, which I love. The bottle for Lelo’s antibacterial toy cleaning spray looks like a perfume or air freshener spray, but I still like it and wouldn’t feel at all weird if I left it sitting out on my bedside table. Each bottle contains 2 fl oz of Lelo’s antibacterial toy cleaning spray and comes packaged in a discreet and understated white cardboard box, with "Lelo" and the product name printed on the front. The back of the box lists instructions for use as well as ingredients used in this product. It is basically a cardboard, rectangular copy of the bottle inside.

Lelo’s antibacterial toy cleaning spray is super easy to use, and incredibly effective, killing 99.9% of germs it comes into contact with. It contains antiviral and antifungal properties, and is nonirritating, To use, you simply spray Lelo’s antibacterial toy spray onto the toy, wait five seconds, and then wipe it off. You don’t need to rinse the toy as well, but you can if you’d like to. This cleaner does have a slight chemical cleaning scent to it, but it's not one that bothers me. So far, I haven’t had any sort of issues or reactions to this product, or any of my other Lelo products, and I don’t expect to.

When used, the cleaner is a bit sudsy, but when you wipe it away your toy is left clean and residue-free. Although this product goes a pretty long way, 2 fl oz isn’t much cleaner, and I do wish it came in a slightly larger bottle. The one plus side to the smaller size, however, is that it is a bit more discreet and easier to travel with. Overall I’m pretty happy with this product, although it is a bit on the pricy side of things, at nearly $9 for only 2 fl oz of product to use. Personally, I find myself using the Eden wipes more often as they contain both cleaner and wipe in one small, handy bedside package.