I've said it before in a few places, and I'll say it again here. This really isn't a proper substitute for soap and water. But while it doesn't do the deep, down, and dirty clean that soap can do, it's still not a bad choice for quick cleanups if you haven't made much of a mess, or if you just want to give your toys a quick cleaning every now and then.

That being said, I really do like spray cleaners. They're incredibly convenient. I had a different one, but in helping my friend start her toy collection, I passed it on to her at about half full. That being the case, I had the need for a replacement spray, and chose this one.

The bottle isn't exactly discreet, with "classic erotica" and "adult toy cleaner" plastered right on the front, but if you keep it in a drawer, nobody will ever notice. It's a generous 4 fluid ounces, and for the price, I'm happy with it. The label also covers the ingredients: water, cocamidopropyl PG-dimonium chloride phosphate, benzyl alcohol, disodium EDTA, and fragrance. It also tells you the best way to use it is to spray on, wipe off, and have fun. You can of course rinse it off as well if you prefer. They say that there are no harsh soaps that could harm you or your toys, but everybody is created differently, and some people might be more sensitive to some of the ingredients.

The spray nozzle is also really convenient, and works very well, spraying out a whole bunch of product with each press. That's both good and bad. Good because you can rest assured that your toy is indeed getting plenty of cleaner on it, bad because it's really easy to use too much and then you end up going through the cleaner faster.

It does smell really nice, sort of fruity with a hint of fresh. I'm not sure how the hint of fresh got in there, but it's there. I've used it on a few different toys and it leaves them all feeling and looking clean. Toys that are more prone to picking up scents will of course pick up the scent of this as well, which shouldn't be a problem if you don't mind the scent. It'll work better on smoother, less porous toys soon after use. Anything with a lot of texture, you might have problems getting the spray to cover everything you need to and anything that's had a chance to dry might be more difficult for the spray to get into and remove.

So far, I'm pretty impressed with this. I've always known that spray cleaners weren't a good replacement for soap and water, but I've never been too worried. I love the way this one smells, and it does seem to do a pretty good job as well. Like I said earlier, textured toys might still pose a problem, but for the most part, this is a good choice.