I love the anti-bacterial element, although it's still impossible to know if you get the toy completely clean. I'm not sure there is a way to soothe my worries. I find that it works best if I wash the toy with water and light soap first, and then spray it down for the extra assurance. Also, I'm pretty sure you can't just spray it on and leave it -- I like to wipe down the item afterwards to remove excess liquid and make sure the spray reaches all the little places. I find a clean cloth works best to spread the spray and wipe off since paper towels, tissues, etc, tend to stick to the spray, and thus leave lint behind on the toy.

Unlike some other cleaning materials I've used, this spray has a pretty nondescript smell. There is a slightly chemical undertone, but it's hard to notice unless you're "smelling" for it. I've never experienced a bad after taste on my toys, but I also rinse my toys afterwards. However, if someone were to use a toy right after spraying, there would probably be a slight taste -- but if you let everything dry, I've never had a problem. Also, I've never had a physical reaction to the product ingredients, and all of my toys are just as great as they were before. No adverse reactions for myself or my fun, and that's always good news.

My only real issue is that the concept of "toy-cleaner" is still a little unclear. Do you leave the spray on? Wipe it off? Does it take time to work? Wash the toy first? Use it before or after play? I guess I'd like a little more direction. I am always compelled to rinse my toys after the spray and before play to ensure I don't have an excess amount of anti-bacterial material in my private parts.