Washing Your Pleasure Tools
Intimacy should feel good — and feel safe.
A meaningful number of gynecologic visits are related to irritation, discharge, or infection, sometimes linked to bacteria exposure. Pleasure tools, when not properly cleaned, can contribute. That’s why hygiene isn’t an afterthought — it’s part of responsible intimacy.
Cleaning your tools before and after use helps reduce the risk of introducing bacteria and supports long-term vaginal health.
Why Material Matters
CERE tools are crafted from medical-grade silicone, a nonporous material designed for intimate use. Its smooth surface doesn’t trap bacteria the way porous materials can — and the deep black finish makes residue easier to spot, encouraging regular cleaning.
This isn’t aesthetic alone.
It’s intentional design.
How to Clean, Simply
Warm water and a gentle, unscented soap are sufficient for routine cleaning. After washing, allow your tool to fully air dry before storing.
While CERE tools are engineered with reinforced charging ports to help protect against moisture, they’re best cared for by avoiding full submersion. Thoughtful handling extends both cleanliness and longevity.
Storage Is Part of Hygiene
Each CERE tool comes with a breathable cotton storage pouch. Keeping tools protected between uses helps prevent dust, debris, and unnecessary contact with other surfaces.
Clean tool. Clean storage. Clear intention.
A Doctor’s Perspective
According to Dr. Amir Marashi, washing pleasure tools is a simple but often overlooked step in intimate wellness — one that supports comfort, confidence, and prevention.
Good habits don’t interrupt pleasure.
They protect it.
The Takeaway
Caring for your tools is part of caring for your body.
Cleanliness isn’t clinical — it’s respectful.
Designed with intention. Experienced with confidence.