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Warning - maintenance things you should know

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https://www.sexdolls-usa.com/pages/maintenance

A good website with info about things to carry on like monthly oiling or avoid showering on bath. Learn tips from there

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Oiling advice seems to be a bit dated. Most newer TPE blends do not require oil rubs that frequently. 3 to 4 times a year is usually sufficient. Didn't see any recommendation for treating stress areas with Vaseline now and then either.

Jeff's Honeymoon Guide is another good reference:

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Probably that routine suits their dolls :)

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Yes, like Franz says, there isn’t just a one size fits all maintenance routine anymore.
Maybe like five or so years ago when TPE would dry out easily.
The blends have improved to the point that they almost all exhibit the same characteristics.
Out of all my dolls, I have only one that started to dry out, a generous rub of mineral oil fixed it, but all the others seem very stable.

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I oiled my new doll once with baby oil and all oil was absorbed within half an hour. I'm not sure but to me it seems that TPE might me a bit dry already because it's cheap stock doll and who knows how long it has been in storage and TPE might not be top of the line quality. I also bought jar of vaseline but haven't used it yet on my doll because I'm not sure what good it would do if it takes a very long time to absorb. That means it can't be used externally on the doll because vaseline would cause a mess and internally when washing the cavities any scrubbing would cause most of the vaseline to come off. After washing I dry her orifices with soft ended stick and pieces of cloth because I like to see by my own eyes that there are no moisture left behind. When cloth doesn't show any signs of moisture I can be fairly sure orifices are dry. Then I leave her lie down and legs slightly spreaded for few hours. Somehow I don't trust air pump and X number of hours to completely dry the soaking wet cavity. So far no mold so this method can't be that bad :D

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As long as the cavity is open to a dry air environment, mold is not going be a problem

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air pump
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seagull wrote:As long as the cavity is open to a dry air environment, mold is not going be a problem
What about a speculum with a rubberband to keep it open combined with an air pump?

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There is a likelihood of moisture getting trapped between the speculum and the walls, have found keeping the legs slightly apart opens the cavity enough for the air pump to blow out all moisture and leave it dry for months :)

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Which pump to use and how long leave running?

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After I clean sanitize and dry my dolls holes I put a fish pump with several hoses into her holes for about 2 hours I do this after I've checked that her holes are pretty much already dry with fingers and a flashlight.
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Time for air pump depends on the capacity of the pump, temperature and the humidity in your area

A fairly strong pump with a couple of hoses should give you a dry cavity in a few hours, some use a half day of aerating others only a couple of hours :)

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I thought after flushing to use a drystick first, wait 30 min. then put in air pump for at least an hour or 2. Once a week use tampons instead of drystick with hydrogen peroxide to sterilize. Alternatively to use a WM Intelligent Cleaning system that washes/dries/sterilize automatically, however i think its still new and haven't seen any reviews on it. I've also read the female condoms offer more sensation than male condoms, but haven't read a comparison from anyone who tried them.

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Routine cleaning is absolutely necessary for your doll hygiene and longevity. Apart from regular maintenance, I shower with my doll on monthly basis for thorough cleaning.

May be this blog can help you to keep your doll clean: https://sexdollogy.com/how-to-clean-a-sex-doll

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The Female condoms also come in different thicknesses (and prices)
If you enjoy the doll's internal lumps and bumps then go thin :)

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