How do you clean and sanitize the balls?
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Haven't needed to sanitize but will wash the balls by putting them in their big mesh ball bag (bought separately) and then use the garden hose. The only ball we've had that needed sanitizing was one the dog chewed up, but we threw it out instead. I suppose you could do a bleach-water rinse, as mentioned by others.
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I cleaned them in the tub with warm water and an earth friendly dish soap I purchased at costco. Then I ran the shower over them to rinse and laid a towel over them and an kind of rolled it around to get excess moisture off (help keep clear of spots) then air dry for a bit. There are ways to sanitize also, but I haven't done this as it makes me a little nervous. U can dilute a tiny bit of bleach in water let soak, rinse and air dry. If measured accurately it's supposed to be non toxic. There are also sanitizing solutions you can buy. At least one website with information is the fisher-price.com search cleaning plastic toys. I hope this helps. I cleaned them in the tub with warm water and an earth friendly dish soap I purchased at costco. Then I ran the shower over them to rinse and laid a towel over them and an kind of rolled it around to get excess moisture off (help keep clear of spots) then air dry for a bit. There are ways to sanitize also, but I haven't done this as it makes me a little nervous. U can dilute a tiny bit of bleach in water let soak, rinse and air dry. If measured accurately it's supposed to be non toxic. There are also sanitizing solutions you can buy. At least one website with information is the... » Read More I cleaned them in the tub with warm water and an earth friendly dish soap I purchased at costco. Then I ran the shower over them to rinse and laid a towel over them and an kind of rolled it around to get excess moisture off (help keep clear of spots) then air dry for a bit. There are ways to sanitize also, but I haven't done this as it makes me a little nervous. U can dilute a tiny bit of bleach in water let soak, rinse and air dry. If measured accurately it's supposed to be non toxic. There are also sanitizing solutions you can buy. At least one website with information is the fisher-price.com search cleaning plastic toys. I hope this helps. « Show Less
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Haven't needed to yet but I would just wash them in the sink and lay them out on a sheet to dry. If you are wanting to sanitize them you could wash in the sink then rinse in a bleach-water solution before drying.
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I don't know what you are supposed to do but I put them in a laundry bag in put them in the washing machine on cold. My washing machine doesn't have an agitator. They were pretty much dry after the spin cycle.
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To clean them I use a very small amount of the foaming bacterial soap and clean them by hand.I then thoroughly wash them, removing any soap, dry by paper towel, then let air dry.
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I used to wash them with tap water and soap and dry them with a clean towel. You can also pull out the yellow and green ends from the white plastic tube that's in the middle.
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You can maintain this product by using a sex toy cleaner before and after use
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Wash with a small amount of gentle soap under running warm water. Rinse. Done.
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WARNING FROM MANUFACTURER!!!Alcohol should be avoided as an agent for cleaning bowling balls. See the NEWS page on website scbp.biz.
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Thomas,I've had good results using Simple Green. I buy it full strength in the gallon jugs and then put some in a spray bottle mixed with some rubbing alcohol about 50/50. With the ball on a towel in your lap, wet a paper towel with the solution and wipe the ball thouroughly while wiping it with a dry paper towel in the other hand. I've also found that if you let the rejuvenator run longer than an hour, most of the oil will evaporate and make clean up easier. This is especially helpful with balls that have a lot of games on them. By the way, Simple Green is on the USBC approved cleaners list so you don't have to worry. I hope this helps you. Good luck. Thomas,I've had good results using Simple Green. I buy it full strength in the gallon jugs and then put some in a spray bottle mixed with some rubbing alcohol about 50/50. With the ball on a towel in your lap, wet a paper towel with the solution and wipe the ball thouroughly while wiping it with a dry paper towel in the other hand. I've also found that if you let the rejuvenator run longer than an hour, most of the oil will evaporate and make clean up easier. This is especially helpful with balls that have a lot of games on them. By the way, Simple Green is on the USBC approved... » Read More Thomas,I've had good results using Simple Green. I buy it full strength in the gallon jugs and then put some in a spray bottle mixed with some rubbing alcohol about 50/50. With the ball on a towel in your lap, wet a paper towel with the solution and wipe the ball thouroughly while wiping it with a dry paper towel in the other hand. I've also found that if you let the rejuvenator run longer than an hour, most of the oil will evaporate and make clean up easier. This is especially helpful with balls that have a lot of games on them. By the way, Simple Green is on the USBC approved cleaners list so you don't have to worry. I hope this helps you. Good luck. « Show Less
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wash like you would a cloth diaper. use a diaper sprayer/bidet to hose it off or just dunk it in the toilet to rinse it off and put it in the regular wash. just make sure to wash your hands really well :)
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You can effectively clean this with a sex toy cleaner. It is recommended you use it before and after use
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Thank you for asking! Our molds are easy to clean. You may wash by hand in hot soapy water or please feel free to place them on the top shelf of your dishwasher. Superior silicone material is flexible so that ice ball removal is a snap, yet won't loose it's shape and will withstand the high temperatures during the dishwashing cycle. Please let us know if we can answer any other questions regarding this product.
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I rinsed mine out with cold water before using but I don't wash them ever. I just take the frozen balls out and add new water and re freeze. I don't have any problems with mine. Don't wash with soap or hot water. Don't wash at all
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Soak in Hydrogen Peroxide. Should foam some of the gack off. Then ultrasound with rubbing Alcohol. Should clean and sterilize the pieces.
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Try using some plumbing silicone grease to lube the ball so it roll smooth down
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I cleaned initially with clorox. Then use the 5 year preservative. Then repeat each 5. If you don't have a dolly you should get one. Makes use much easier.
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I rinse it with water. Then spray the water to flush out and clean the nozzle. Next, I repeat the process using alcohol.
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Yes these cock rings can be cleaned and reused. You can either wash them with warm soap and water or use a sex toy cleaner.
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The smell comes with all freshly manufactured products. The manufacturer uses materials which are safe, non toxic and phthalate free. The smell will go away with regular washing. Soaking the toy in warm water and baking soda will help the smell fade. Once you have finished soaking it, dry it completely and then dust it off with cornstarch. Cornstarch which will absorb any moisture or smell. You can also use a sex toy cleaner before and after use for easy clean up.