Let's face it - sex is a messy business. Even after the various bodily fluids involved, there's lube to think of... ( or Leather cleaner, whipped cream, body butter and more!) It's no wonder that things get dirty; especially sex toys.

Which is where the System JO anti-bacterial toy cleaner comes into play. Most of us are stuck cleaning our sex toys with soap and water, or even just water alone, and this doesn't always do the trick to our satisfaction. The System JO anti-bacterial toy cleaner is meant to address that oversight by providing a toy cleaner specifically designed for items that are used more... intimately... than most.

Using mild solvents and glycol, this toy cleaner is safe to use on latex, rubber and silicone toys, and is anti-bacterial which is reassuring for those who don't use non-permeable toys. I'm not sure the results would necessarily satisfy a sex-toy laboratory using ultra-violet light testing - but for those of use who share our toys only with a committed partner, it's a step above soap and water.

Supplied with a pump-top, and weighing in at about 7 oz. of liquid contents, this is a practical, if unexciting, product that does exactly what it promises it will. It's reassuring to know that JO is safe to clean practically any sex toy material and is odorless and pleasant to use. Whether it's really any more effective that mild antibacterial soap or whatever you currently use will end up being a subjective opinion.

Your sex toy collection itself will also influence how useful you think this product is. If most of your toys are silicone, you might think it superfluous (I know plenty of people who rinse theirs in the dishwasher!) But for Cyberskin and other materials which aren't quite so resistant to such aggressive cleaning techniques, this is an excellent way to clean and sterilize them as best one can.

My wife, being a very fastidious young lady, adored this product because it finally gave her a little extra peace of mind about using, maintaining and cleaning our toys. I personally liked using it on my Fleshlight, as that warns not to use soap when cleaning it, but simply running water through it never seems to be sufficient to clean it.

We did hear some warnings that the ingredients - Glycol, Citric Acid and Phenoxyethanol - might cause a burning sensation on some people's intimate areas. We experienced nothing of the sort, but I suppose that depends on your personal sensitivity to such things.