Not being male, I fail to see the value of those things and would just throw it away.
That said, I tell my patients that anything that goes into them (menstrual cup, diaphragm, dildoes) should washed with warm water and clear soap (it rinses more easily). And then soak in a solution of one part white vinegar, two parts warm water for twenty minutes or so. If that does not remove it, it is not fungus.
Newtolove, I checked their website and they have instructions for cleaning it there. Also, suggests for cleaning a fleshlight are on their user forums as well. I suggest you check there because they know how to best clean their product. It could be made out of a material that will react to certain cleaning agents.
This is taken directly off their site:
What is the best way to clean the Fleshlight?
Simply rinse your Fleshlight insert with warm water from your sink and allow time for both to dry before storing. Do NOT use soap to clean your insert. For tough cleaning, we suggest using a little isopropyl alcohol. To maintain that soft feel, sprinkle a liberal amount of corn starch on the insert and shake off the excess powder. We do NOT recommend the use of talcum or baby powder. NOTE: Frequent powdering of an Ice Fleshlight will cause it to gradually cloud over.
Sounds like you weren't allowing it to dry before you stored it. Fungus likes warm, moist environments so make sure you let it air dry completely. It's also worthy of note that other users say it's fine to use talc on the non-ice (clear) fleshlights because they are made with talc in them, but that's up to you.
If it's got fungus on it, I think I'd throw it away and get a new one. While I wholeheartedly believe that what Brandye said would work on a dildo, I wouldn't trust that to clean something that was internal. For the same reasons that it's easier to thoroughly clean a penis, than it is a vagina, it's easier to clean a dildo, than it is a fleshlight.
[QUOTE=constantlylearning;213814]I am glad I have TOO MANY Hobbies.....at least I have little idle time. LOL[/QUOTE]
me too but comes a time when its frustrating, I never realised there had been replies something must be wrong with the mailing system, I'll check back later when I'm back from work
well this is on the outsude and does not just wash off its well atached I'm trying to brush it now problem is apparantly you can't use anything more than "some" soap elsee it will damage the material
[QUOTE=gorgeous_mistake;214339]I would just buy another one.
I was wondering what it was and so I looked it up. Odd looking, a little disturbing. Is it really as great and real feeling as the reviews say?[/QUOTE]
why disturbing ? it might not be all its cracked up to be but better than nothing, but hopefully that'll change in the future
I own one and it is really all its cracked up to be. I spread the word like crazy because I was so impressed by it! If you can afford one try it out trust me. If you want more info on it see my sig, i think its the best info site out of all the info sites, another good one is fleshjo! well goodluck
Not being male, I fail to see the value of those things and would just throw it away.
That said, I tell my patients that anything that goes into them (menstrual cup, diaphragm, dildoes) should washed with warm water and clear soap (it rinses more easily). And then soak in a solution of one part white vinegar, two parts warm water for twenty minutes or so. If that does not remove it, it is not fungus.
Newtolove, I checked their website and they have instructions for cleaning it there. Also, suggests for cleaning a fleshlight are on their user forums as well. I suggest you check there because they know how to best clean their product. It could be made out of a material that will react to certain cleaning agents.
This is taken directly off their site:
What is the best way to clean the Fleshlight?
Simply rinse your Fleshlight insert with warm water from your sink and allow time for both to dry before storing. Do NOT use soap to clean your insert. For tough cleaning, we suggest using a little isopropyl alcohol. To maintain that soft feel, sprinkle a liberal amount of corn starch on the insert and shake off the excess powder. We do NOT recommend the use of talcum or baby powder. NOTE: Frequent powdering of an Ice Fleshlight will cause it to gradually cloud over.
Sounds like you weren't allowing it to dry before you stored it. Fungus likes warm, moist environments so make sure you let it air dry completely. It's also worthy of note that other users say it's fine to use talc on the non-ice (clear) fleshlights because they are made with talc in them, but that's up to you.
Brandye, the value of those things to a male is equivalent to the value of a vibrator or dildo to a female.
I am glad I have TOO MANY Hobbies.....at least I have little idle time. LOL
If it's got fungus on it, I think I'd throw it away and get a new one. While I wholeheartedly believe that what Brandye said would work on a dildo, I wouldn't trust that to clean something that was internal. For the same reasons that it's easier to thoroughly clean a penis, than it is a vagina, it's easier to clean a dildo, than it is a fleshlight.
[QUOTE=constantlylearning;213814]I am glad I have TOO MANY Hobbies.....at least I have little idle time. LOL[/QUOTE]
me too but comes a time when its frustrating, I never realised there had been replies something must be wrong with the mailing system, I'll check back later when I'm back from work
well this is on the outsude and does not just wash off its well atached I'm trying to brush it now problem is apparantly you can't use anything more than "some" soap elsee it will damage the material
I would just buy another one.
I was wondering what it was and so I looked it up. Odd looking, a little disturbing. Is it really as great and real feeling as the reviews say?
[QUOTE=gorgeous_mistake;214339]I would just buy another one.
I was wondering what it was and so I looked it up. Odd looking, a little disturbing. Is it really as great and real feeling as the reviews say?[/QUOTE]
why disturbing ? it might not be all its cracked up to be but better than nothing, but hopefully that'll change in the future
With any porous material, once the mildew starts, it's pretty much a goner. I would get rid of it and get a new one. JMO
I own one and it is really all its cracked up to be. I spread the word like crazy because I was so impressed by it! If you can afford one try it out trust me. If you want more info on it see my sig, i think its the best info site out of all the info sites, another good one is fleshjo! well goodluck
well I'm rinsing it thoroughly and the fungi is dissapereing I suppose sperm+lube is great plant feed !