Plenty of sex toys can technically be washed with soap and water, but it is so much better to have the added comfort of a legitimate disinfectant. I am a cautious person by nature – especially when it comes to anything going near my vagina – so I immediately began searching the shelves of my local sex shop for an anti-bacterial.

This is really the only product I've ever used to clean my small (but growing) family of toys. It's what I started with and I never got the urge to look elsewhere. I’m the kind of person who finds something that works and sticks with it. It's neat and easy to store, the pump makes it easy to dispense, and it has never been irritating at all.

I also appreciated immediately that it was affordable because I am functioning on an occasionally-employed college student's budget. Considering the size of the bottle and the quality of the product, $10 (which was the price both at the sex shop and online here) isn’t bad at all.

There is that faint smell that can be associated with anti-bacterials that don't have a bunch of artificial scents added, but that's unavoidable and it is very faint. That’s a little bit of a far-reaching complaint, but it’s not like I have much else to complain about here.

The cleaner is not greasy or runny, so it's very easy to use. All you need is a rag to scrub the cleaner in, and warm water to rinse it off. It’s a quick process that doesn’t make more of a mess than it’s meant to clean up, so it’s something I can do discreetly in a bathroom that I have to share with other people.

This is what I'll be sticking with for the foreseeable future, and it's what I would recommend.

I still use this all the time to clean toys and it's still fantastic. It doesn't make my toys smell like antibacterial, but it keeps everything clean.