Sex Toy Essentials BATTERIES • TOY CLEANER • ESSENTIALS
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Keep your favourites powered, fresh and ready to play. Stock up on replacement batteries, toy cleaner and those little essentials you’ll be glad you have to hand.
Keep your favourites powered, fresh and ready to play with batteries, toy cleaner and handy essentials.
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How To Clean Your Sex Toys
- Wash both before and after use
- Remove any batteries before washing your toys
- Spritz with an antibacterial toy cleaner and rinse
- Or wash with antibacterial handwash and hot water
- Always leave toys to air dry
- Store in a fluff-free area
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Sex Toy Essentials Questions, Answered
What people ask about sex toy essentials.
Why use sex toy cleaner?
Using a sex toy cleaner is a fast, convenient way of keeping your toys clean and free from harmful bacteria. A spray gets into nooks & crannies better than a soap can. You don't even have to leave the bedroom for a quick sex toy clean-up!
How do I know which batteries my sex toys needs?
(if applicable) The 'Tech Spec' tab on the product page will tell you what type of battery your sex toy takes It will also tell you how many batteries it needs and if the sex toy comes with batteries or not.
Vibes with many powerful functions like rabbit vibrators, need strong batteries like Duracell.
Some toys come with batteries, but we always recommend getting extra - you don't want to run out of power at inopportune moments!
Why is my battery-operated vibrator not working?
- Does your battery-operated vibrator have a small paper disc under the lid? Remove this before use.
- The flat side of the battery needs to sit against the spring in the battery compartment.
- Battery-operated rabbit vibrators need lots of power. £1 batteries from Poundland aren’t going to cut it - you need Duracell or similar.
- Don't mix old and new batteries.
- Make sure the batteries have been inserted correctly. There are usually + and - marks showing how to insert the batteries.
- Different battery sizes hold different amounts of power. A teeny-tiny battery = appx 25 minutes of power. A cell battery = appx 60 minutes.
- Removing the batteries between play sessions helps preserve the life of the batteries and the toy.
Why is my rechargeable vibrator not working?
-The charger must be correctly attached at both ends (toy + wall plug).
- Charging via a laptop or desktop PC takes much longer than plugging the toy into a wallplug (up to 8 hours).
- The toy will stop charging if your device goes into standby mode.
- Modern vibrators have a delayed On-button. Be patient and press the On-button for 3 or even 5 seconds.
- Apple plugs can usually recognise when another product isn't Apple. This means using an Apple plug to charge your vibrator won't work. Try a different wall plug.
- Does your vibrator have a travel lock that may have been accidentally activated? Read the instructions for how to unlock.
I've checked all of the above - what should I do?
If your vibrator still isn't working, it may be faulty.
When did you buy your sex toy? Different brands come with different guarantees, from 30 days up to 5 years (this depends on the brand).
If your toy is within its guarantee, please contact us so we can help sort it out for you.
- If we find the vibrator has a mechanical fault, we’ll be happy to exchange it for you.
- We need proof of purchase, packaging and charging cable, plus your name, order number and reason for returning the toy.
- Please don't send toys without contact details - we have no way of knowing who it is from. This will delay the process of getting your exchange.
- Thoroughly clean throughly any used toy you return, please!
- Please note: We're unable to exchange toys that have been incorrectly used (a non-waterproof vibrator used in the bath, for example)