If you’re considering purchasing a silicone sex doll or already own one, you probably have a few questions about maintenance, care, and disposal. We’ve got you covered with this handy FAQ guide. Let’s dive in!

1. How Long Will a Silicone Sex Doll Last with Proper Care?

With good maintenance, a silicone sex doll can last anywhere from 3 to 5 years. Regular cleaning, proper storage, and careful handling will help extend its lifespan.

2. Can a Silicone Sex Doll Stay in One Position for Too Long?

It’s not recommended to leave your doll in the same position for extended periods. To prevent damage, change her position every few days—switch between lying on her back, side, or other poses. For long-term storage, hang the doll upright and cover it with a dust-proof cloth to keep it clean and in good shape.

3. Can a Silicone Sex Doll Stand on Its Own?

Yes, but it depends on the model. Dolls with the hard foot option can stand without additional support. For TPE dolls, those with three nails on the soles of their feet are also capable of standing upright.

4. How Often Should I Powder My Silicone Doll?

To keep your doll feeling smooth and prevent it from becoming sticky, powder it once a month. This helps absorb excess oils and maintains the doll’s texture.

5. How Do I Care for the Wig?

Treat the wig like you would your own hair. Use shampoo to clean it, and follow up with a bit of conditioner to keep it soft and tangle-free. This will help maintain its quality and appearance over time.

6. Is Color Removal Cream Safe for My Doll?

Color removal cream can be slightly corrosive to silicone dolls, so it’s best to avoid using it. Once a doll is dyed, it’s difficult to reverse the process without risking damage. Always proceed with caution when experimenting with dyes or color changes.

7. How Should I Dispose of a Silicone Sex Doll?

When it’s time to part ways with your doll, you have a few options:

• Sell It on Second-Hand Platforms: List your doll on second-hand marketplaces or forums. While this can help recoup some of your investment, keep in mind that shipping costs can be high, and finding a buyer may take time. Dyed dolls, in particular, can be harder to sell.

• Dispose of It Yourself: This requires some effort. Start by disassembling the doll—cut along the steel skeleton using scissors or a knife. Separate the silicone material from the skeleton, then cut it into smaller pieces for disposal. Do not throw the entire doll in the trash, as it could cause unnecessary alarm (let’s avoid any “crime scene” misunderstandings!).

• Manufacturer Recycling: Unlike TPE dolls, silicone dolls cannot be recycled by manufacturers. Silicone material isn’t reusable in the same way TPE is, so recycling options are limited.

Final Thoughts

Taking care of a silicone sex doll requires a bit of effort, but the rewards are well worth it. With proper maintenance, your doll can provide years of companionship and pleasure. And when the time comes to say goodbye, you’ll have options for responsible disposal.

If you have more questions or need tips, feel free to reach out. Your satisfaction and your doll’s longevity are our top priorities!