[#ZELEX Tip – Part 2] Safest & Easiest Silicone Doll Cleaning Guide: W

Safest & Easiest Silicone Doll Cleaning Guide: Wet Wipes + Alcohol Disinfect + Wet Rag Bath + Powdering to Stay Non-Sticky

Cleaning shouldn't be a hassle—it should feel intimate and caring! This guide shows you the simplest, safest way to clean silicone dolls: wet wipes for quick wipes, alcohol for high-use areas, wet rag bath to avoid rust, and powdering to eliminate stickiness. Perfect for beginners and heavy dolls—keep her smooth and fresh for years!

By WhyNotTry #ZELEX Tip First Prize

Cleaning a Doll

Depends on TPE or Silicone but I only use silicone Dolls.

Parts you need

5Ga Bucket
Plastic Cups to Hold Hot water
Anti-bacterial Soap
Baby Wipes
Rubbing Alcohol
Hot Water Source
Microfiber Cloths
Extra Large Body Powder Puff and Container
Baby Powder with Naturally Derived Cornstarch

Cleaning Process for Silicone Dolls

Initial Wipe Down

Use Baby Wipes to clean the mount and intimate areas.

Disinfect High-Use Areas

Apply a light rubbing Alcohol on a microfiber towel to the most “used” parts (including the mouth). Avoid excess alcohol to prevent paint dilution.

Full Body Wash

Use hot, soapy water for the rest of the body, followed by a rinse with regular hot water. I prefer wet rag baths to avoid water ingress and potential skeleton rust.

Drying & Powdering

After bathing, thoroughly powder the doll with baby powder (corn starch) using an Extra Large Body Powder Puff. Dust until the silicone skin is no longer sticky and feels natural.

The 5gal bucket is useful for dumping water from the rag.

Why Powdering is Essential: Silicone is sticky by default. A human body is default sticky but out outside skin layer is (dead) and flakes off. since silicone dolls do not replace the outer layer, you do this with the powder to stop the stickiness.

[#ZELEX Tip – Part 2] Safest & Easiest Silicone Doll Cleaning Guide: Wet Wipes + Alcohol Disinfect + Wet Rag Bath + Powdering to Stay Non-Sticky