Yes. Our products are formulated with gentle, natural ingredients, including aloe vera, and are free from harsh chemicals, alcohol, and artificial fragrances. They are safe for sensitive skin and won’t irritate when used as directed.
Using water and soap might feel like you are doing enough, but it often falls short. Soap does not always remove bacteria, lubricant residue, or body oils completely, especially from toys with seams, grooves, or textured details that are hard to reach. And you are not alone if no one ever explained this to you. In fact, 25.9% of surveyed women report they have never received any information about how to properly clean their sex toys.
That gap in education matters. Thoroughly disinfecting toys after every use helps reduce the risk of irritation, infections, and material breakdown over time. La Nua’s toy cleaners are formulated with gentle, skin-safe ingredients that actually do the job, breaking down buildup and eliminating germs without damaging delicate materials like silicone. Think of it less like a quick rinse and more like skincare for the things that touch your most sensitive skin. Clean toys, calm microbiome, better peace of mind.
It's best to avoid using rubbing alcohol for cleaning your sex toys, especially those made of silicone, rubber, or other delicate materials. Rubbing alcohol can be harsh and may damage or degrade the surface of your toys over time. Instead, opt for a dedicated toy cleaner that is formulated to be gentle yet effective, ensuring your toys stay safe, clean, and in good condition.
Yes! Besides cleaning your toys, they can also be used to freshen up other accessories, such as massage tools, or even for cleaning surfaces around your bedroom that may need a gentle, natural disinfectant. Some people have even been known to use it for their menstrual disk! Just ensure you follow the instructions and that the surface or object is compatible with the cleaner.
The main difference lies in the format: foaming toy cleaners are thick and easy to apply directly to your toys, making them quick and mess-free to use, especially on larger or textured surfaces. Toy cleaning mists, on the other hand, come in a spray bottle, allowing for even application and overall coverage, making them ideal for quick sprays on multiple toys or surfaces.
Neither is inherently better; it depends on your preference and cleaning style. Foam can be more thorough for detailed cleaning like getting in the grooves of sex toys, while mist offers convenience and speed. It’s all about choosing the best option that suits your routine the best.
Proper storage is crucial. Ensure toys are stored separately in appropriate containers to prevent bacterial growth and material reactions. Improper cleaning or storage can lead to infections or other health issues.
Using a condom on porous toys can help prevent contamination and lead to safer play, but it won’t stop all bacteria from living on the toy. Remember, sex is messy (in a good way), so you’ll want to be extra cautious and use a proper toy cleaner as the ideal hygienic practice.
Store your toy cleaners in a cool, dry place, away from sunlight and heat sources, to preserve their effectiveness and ensure they’re ready whenever you need them.
