Cleaning Black Mold

natalie99 · Post by **natalie99** » Mon May 04, 2020 12:20 am

Hey All,

Recently noticed my girls vagina has turned black. I'm guessing its mold. I tried scrubbing it with soap and water but no luck. I was wondering what suggestions you might have.

Thinking of trying the following, any thoughts?

Each liquid I was going to test on a finger before trying by dipping a finger in and leaving it for an hour then seeing what happens. If it looks fine here are the options I could think...

Sit her upside down and fill her vagina with one of the following and letting it sit for a little while:

First tries mainly because they are less toxic, and once cleaned after less of a chance of residue getting on me
a) Rubbing Alcohol
b) Hydrogen Peroxide
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More drastic measures
c) Bleach
d) Commercial Mold Removal Spray
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and a last resort,
e) Buying a vagina insert and cutting out her built in vagina

WaffleAnomaly · Post by **WaffleAnomaly** » Mon May 04, 2020 12:30 am

Once TPE is filled with mold it's practically ruined. Bleach might work, but it's slightly destructive iirc. Maybe someone else has better advice.

In the future you should buy an aquarium air pump with tubing and dry her every use with it to prevent mold.

jpcbird · Post by **jpcbird** » Mon May 04, 2020 12:42 am

I agree with waffle
a water and low bleach mix will kill the mold, but it is most likely set in the TPE forever.
once killed of course you must use protection, either male or female condoms.
and you must continue to completely dry her insides after cleaning
an air pump is a must. even with a removable vag.

Arthur1960 · Post by **Arthur1960** » Mon May 04, 2020 4:41 am

A few years ago I took in a doll that was going to be thrown out. She had black mold in all her cavities. In my experience no amount of cleaning will actually remove it therefore you are left with the only practical solution which is to cut it out. Obviously this is a drastic move but it saved the doll I rescued from the dump and she still has 'life' as a photo model. To cut away the affected tpe you need a sharp pair of pointed scissors and a degree of determination, you will be surprised at just how much the tpe will stretch to let you get inside the lady parts, good luck.

natalie99 · Post by **natalie99** » Mon May 04, 2020 1:10 pm

Dam that sucks, thanks for the advice. I guess I'll try the bleach, nothing to loose at this point. If that doesn't work she goes under the knife. Have to wait until I have an overnight alone at home though, might be a while. I'll upload pics just in case it works, if not I plan to see whats inside, I'll upload skeletal pics too.

I actually used tampons to keep her insides dry. I thought it was working well, felt dry to the touch before I removed them and packed her away.

Lesson learned, buy an insert next time not a built in. My mini is an insert, much easier to clean and handle, but not as good in bed.

Maybe I'll try a full size Silicon.

pmatt · Post by **pmatt** » Mon May 04, 2020 1:33 pm

how old is the doll?

PDutus · Post by **PDutus** » Mon May 04, 2020 1:38 pm

natalie99 wrote:Dam that sucks, thanks for the advice. I guess I'll try the bleach, nothing to loose at this point. If that doesn't work she goes under the knife. Have to wait until I have an overnight alone at home though, might be a while. I'll upload pics just in case it works, if not I plan to see whats inside, I'll upload skeletal pics too.

I actually used tampons to keep her insides dry. I thought it was working well, felt dry to the touch before I removed them and packed her away.

Lesson learned, buy an insert next time not a built in. My mini is an insert, much easier to clean and handle, but not as good in bed.

Maybe I'll try a full size Silicon.

With a fixed vagina, it is advisable to occasionally use Hydrogen Peroxide 3% to help sterilize her insides - that should help keep mould at bay.

But silicone should certainly be easier.

WaffleAnomaly · Post by **WaffleAnomaly** » Mon May 04, 2020 4:00 pm

The advantage of an air pump is you can get the hose to the end of the canal to ensure its completely dry.

Tampons seem risky especially for tpe.

For my silicone doll I usually do a final flush with rubbing alcohol then dry with a pump.

Darkangel65 · Post by **Darkangel65** » Mon May 04, 2020 4:09 pm

Use bleach...what you need to do is soak the bleach in cotton
Whool or toilet paper..when soaked place the swabs on the affected area and press so the cottonwhool is in contact.
Leave on for 12 hrs..you will find mold will be gone.

Dark

ColColt · Post by **ColColt** » Mon May 04, 2020 4:22 pm

You may want to mull over this story I had about that same problem a couple years ago. A toothbrush dipped in Peroxide and a good endoscope helped immensely. I did have to cut out a bit.

viewtopic.php?f=215&t=107209&p=1401201& ... s#p1401201

natalie99 · Post by **natalie99** » Mon May 04, 2020 8:33 pm

Shes 4 years old but unfortunately I only get to use her a few times a year so shes in pretty good shape minus the mold. I'll try everything listed here to see if I can fix it. Thanks very much everyone for the tips. July was my usual time alone but unfortunately this year the plans have changed due to everything going on so I'm not sure my next opportunity.

DARKSUN · Post by **DARKSUN** » Tue May 05, 2020 7:10 pm

I just threw out my JY doll because she had what looked like black mold coming from inside her neck/head seam area with rust.

Is there a way to tell if you've gotten sick from being in contact with the mold?
I'm somewhat worried i may have gotten some kind of mold sickness and not know it

dbenzguy · Post by **dbenzguy** » Tue May 05, 2020 9:49 pm

DARKSUN wrote:I just threw out my JY doll because she had what looked like black mold coming from inside her neck/head seam area with rust.

Is there a way to tell if you've gotten sick from being in contact with the mold?
I'm somewhat worried i may have gotten some kind of mold sickness and not know it

I know that some of the corrosion that comes out of the neck can be pretty black... I believe it is from the flux they use in the welding but this typically comes off with a quick wash. The mold will get down into the TPE and can't easily be removed.

Unfortunately, different molds can cause different illnesses and some molds don't cause any. It would be impossible to say without checking with a doctor.

seagull · Post by **seagull** » Tue May 05, 2020 9:58 pm

Mold is a type of fungus. It is present almost everywhere, including the air. In general, normal amounts of mold in the environment do not pose a substantial health risk to healthy people with regular immune system function.

In large quantities, mold spores can cause ill health in almost anyone. Therefore, people should remove any mold growth in the home and take steps to prevent it from growing back.
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Allergy and irritation

a runny or blocked nose.
watery, red eyes.
a dry cough.
skin rashes.
a sore throat.
sinusitis.
wheezing.

You should be ok